Jacovitti Prints
This list contains all publications which have printed Jacovitti material. Publications are not listed according the year Jacovitti was in them but instead according the year the publication was founded.
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2023
100 anni con Jacovitti
March 9, 2023. Balloon’s Art. 212 pgs (incl. covers). Hard Bound. Size: A4. [id]
Writers: Edgardo Colabelli, Luca Salvagno, Stefano Milioni, Vincenzo Mollica
2021
Jacovitti – Sessant’anni di Surrealismo a fumetti [PB]
Jan. 2021. NPE (Lucca, Museo del Fumetto). €25,00. Paperback. Authors: Franco Bellacci, Luca Boschi, Leonardo Gori, Andrea Sani. [net]
The Jacovitti Bible.
- Jacovitti – Sessant’anni di Surrealismo a fumetti
- See also a Hard Bound version
- An upgraded version from Cartoonia: Jacovitti (1992)
![Cocco Bill [Hachette] #1 (2018)](https://coccobill.muuta.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/CoccoBill01hachette.jpg)
2018
Cocco Bill e il meglio di Jacovitti aka Cocco Bill [Hachette]
2018–2019. Hachette. Hard Bound. 56[+8] pgs. Size: A4, except from #45B: extra large size. [id]
- Cocco Bill [Hachette] #1 (Aug. 18, 2017) to #45B (July 3, 2018)
- Cocco Bill [Hachette] #46 (July 10, 2018) to #80 (March 11, 2019)
2015
Superfumetti
Mondadori. [wmondadori]
Superfumetti #8: Cocco Bill
Oct. 13, 2015. 128 pgs. 20×27 cm. 4,90 €. Color. Paperback.
Superfumetti #14: Cocco Bill, Eroicomica
Nov. 24, 2015. 128 pgs. 21×28 cm. 4,90 €. Color. Hard Bound.
2013
2012
2011
2010
Jacovitti – Sessant’anni di Surrealismo a fumetti [HB]
Oct. 18, 2010. NPE (Lucca, Museo del Fumetto). €35,00. Hard Bound. Authors: Franco Bellacci, Luca Boschi, Leonardo Gori, Andrea Sani. [id]
The Jacovitti Bible.
- Jacovitti – Sessant’anni di Surrealismo a fumetti
- See also a paperback version
- An upgraded version from Cartoonia: Jacovitti (1992)
Jacovitti Autobiografia
Oct. 6, 2010. Stampa Alternativa/Nuovi Equilibri. 128 pgs. €20,00. Paperback. Collected by Antonio Cadoni. [net]
Jacovitti – Beppe & Co.
April 2010. Nicola Pesce Editore (NPE). €17,90. 88 pgs. Introduction by Gianni Brunoro. [id]
Le panoramiche di Jacovitti
2010, 2012. [net]
- Jacorama. Le panoramiche di Jacovitti [#1] (2010)
- Jacovitti di qua e di là. Le panoramiche: 2 (2012)
Jacovitti il genio del secolo
2010. Amici del fumetto. Portfolio. [amazon]
2009
Jacovitti – Eia Eia Baccalà, la guerra è finita!
Oct. 6, 2009 (or Mids March 2010?). Stampa Alternativa/Nuovi Equilibri. 175 pgs. 28,4 x 1,6 x 28,4 cm. Edited by Goffredo Fofi & Anna Saleppichi. Afterwords by Gianni Brunoro. © 1940–1950 Jacovitti. [net]
The works presented in this book were created in the decade 1940-1950: the focus is on the historical, political and social reality of the moment and of that era, they give a portrait full of meaning and overwhelming humor.
Jacovitti Antologia 1939/1997
Jan. 30, 2009. 120 pgs. The exhibition catalogue. Il Pennino. The Museo dell’Alto Tavoliere (MAT). Curated by Silvia Jacovitti and Dino Aloi. [net]
2006
Gli anni d’oro del diario Vitt
2006. Nuovi Equilibri. 324 pgs. Hard Bound. By Goffredo Fofi. The cartoons and the stories of Benito Jacovitti and some of the lyrics, sometimes author, Sergio Zavoli to Indro Montanelli. [net]
2005
Jacovitti Fantastorie
Sept. 2005. Stampa Alternativa/Nuovi Equilibri. 180 pgs. 18,00 EUR. 22,8 x 28,4 cm. [id]
2004
Jacovitti in Giallo
Stampa Alternativa. Sept. 2004. Edited by Gianni Brunoro. 23 x 29 cm. 160 pgs. €18,00. [id]
2003
I Classici del Fumetto de La Repubblica #38: L’Arte di Jacovitti
2003. La Repubblica/L’Espresso. Antologia. [net]
2001
Elogio della medicina
by Vittorio Sgarbi
July 2001. Edizioni Gabriele Mazzotta. By Vittorio Sgarbi. 152 pgs. Hard Bound. [id]
Pgs 7–8: Article, Presentazione by Vittorio Sgarbi.
Pgs 9–13: Article, Con il pensiero magico di Jacovitti, per un viaggio impossible e demenziale sui medici, by Gian Luigi Veronesi.
Pgs 15–40: Elogio della medicina: Color picts and comics with text.
Pgs 41–72: Proverbi della salute: One color proverb on each page.
Pgs 73–118: 17 casi clinici e 27 specialisti: One color gag pict per page.
Pgs 119–135: I grandi specialisti della medicina: One color gag pict per page.
Pgs 137–149: L’alfabeto del medico: Color alphabets picts.
1999
Jacovittissimo!
1999. Salani. 128 pgs. Color.
Miniantology edited by Vezio Melegari
Incl.
- 089. Cip #5: “Cipzag! e contrabbandieri di maccheroni”
- 231. Zorry Kid #01: “Jacovittùmpetezicchezacche!”. First 5 tables.
- 252. Zorry Kid #08: “Zorry Zeta”
- 300. Jak Mandolino #8: “Jak Mandolino tanto per cominciare”
- 320. Zorry Kid #12: “Zorry Kid w la cosa, la California!”
- 328. “Sor Fremura Toscanello”
1998
Jacovitti Antologia 1939/1997
1998. Edizioni “il Pennino”. 124 pgs. By Silvia Jacovitti and Dino Aloi. [net]
Trotta, trotta… Cocco Bill!
1st: June 1998. 2nd: Aug. 1999. 3rd: March 2000. Salani Editore. 96+[4] pgs. €9,30. Color [id]
Il Cocco Bill di Jacovitti
April 1998. Jacovitti Club. 15 000 Lires. 40[+4] pgs. [id]
- Pgs 3-20: Cocco Bill samples with text.
- Pgs 21-40: Dedicato a Jacovitti. Jacovitti hommages.
Comic Art
Jan. 1998. Comic Art. Color & B&W. Prize: 5000 Liras (issues #24–26), 10000 Liras (issue #158). [id]
Cocco Bill #61: “Cocco Bill contro se stesso”, Part 1(3) 10 pgs (pgs 60–69). B&W. [SYNOPSIS].
Appeared for the first time in Comic Art #24 (July 1986).
“Circus” by C. Cuccolini (pg 38): Jacovitti and Cocco Bill mention in the very end (with shadow pict of Cocco Bill). Comic Art #25 (Sept. 1986).
Cocco Bill #61: “Cocco Bill contro se stesso”, Part 2(3) 10 pgs (pgs 20–29). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Comic Art #25 (Sept. 1986).
Cocco Bill #61: “Cocco Bill contro se stesso”, Part 3(3) 7 pgs (pgs 26–32). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Comic Art #26 (Oct. 1986).
“Cocco Bill nell’adiquà” Cover Art.
Comic Art #158 (Jan. 1998)
“Circus: The Show Must Go On” by Francesco Manetti (pgs 58–59): A spread article about Benito Jacovitti’s death and a repetition of his career. Comic Art #158 (Jan. 1998)
“Circus: Uno sbruffoncello simpaticamente arrogante” by Roberto Genovesi(pg 61): An interview with Enrico Gastaldi about Benito Jacovitti. Comic Art #158 (Jan. 1998)
1997
Il Salgarone
Sept. 1997. Edizioni Jacovitti Club. 64+6 pgs. 60 000 lire. Color. [id].
Text by Emilio Salgari. Picts by Benito Jacovitti. Incl. 300 numbered picts (plus a lot uncounted).
1996
1993
Tutti i salami di Jacovitti #1, #2, #3
June 1993. Oscar Mondadori. Three volumes in one Slipcase. Paperback. [net]
- Giacinto corsaro dipinto – L’onorevole Tarzan. 236 pgs.
- Pippo e il faraone – Le babbucce di Allah. 207 pgs.
- Pippo preistorico – Cip contro Mandolino – Pippo e Gibù. 193 pgs.
Burle e fatti alla fiorentina!
by Nino Jodice
1993. Edizioni Medicea, Firenze. 68 pgs. 21,2×14,3 cm. B&W. [net].
Author: Nino Jodice. Illustrations: Benito Jacovitti.
1992
Comix, Il giornale dei fumetti
Franco Cosimo Panini Editore. Directed by Beppe Cottafavi and Guido De Maria. Starting from March 7th, 1992 it was published until 1997 for 206 issues divided into two series edited by Franco Cosimo Panini Editore. [net]
They wrote about Benito Jacovitti in some of issues.
Cartonia: Jacovitti
1992. Ed. Granata Press. Paperback. 260×190 mm. 224 pgs. B&W. Lire 35.000. Articles by L. Boschi, L. Gori, a. Sani. [net]
Texts of this edition has been upgraded into Jacovitti – Sessant’anni di Surrealismo a fumetti (Oct 18, 2010).
Festival di Majano
1992. Banca Popolare di Gemona. 32th Festival di Majano (Aug. 1st to 16th, 1992). Jacovitti a Majano, “Vitt, Vitt Hurrà!!!” (Mostra antologia di un caposcuola). [net]
Jac99
1992. Casa Editrice Nerbini. 15.000 Liras. 116 pgs. B&W and color. [id]
Pgs 4–7: Article, Benito Jacovitti, Il salame trasgressivo, by Leonardo Gori & Andrea Sani with a B&W photo of Jacovitti, a B&W comic sample and two B&W picts.
Pgs 9–104: a pict per page, every other spread in color. Also on pg 111 in color and on pg 112 in B&W.
Pgs 105–110: La parola a Jacovitti, an interview with Jacovitti, by A cura di Luca Boschi, Mauro Bruni, Leonardo Gori & Andrea Sani with three B&W picts; three B&W comic story samples: “Caccia Grossa” (very old), Gionni Peppe, and one with a character look-a-like Tom Ficcanaso (same character appears also with Gionni Peppe in prev. sample page).
1980s?
Dylan Dog. I Volti segreti (1980s?)
Portfolio of 12 artists. One of Dylan Dog pictures by Benito Jacovitti. (Dylan Dog is an Italian horror comics series created by Tiziano Sclavi and published by Sergio Bonelli Editore since 1986. Comics series still exists.) [net].
Cavazzano, Toppi, Saudelli among others.
Album da disegno (1980s?)
Illustrations. Several different cover versions. [net].
A drawing notebook with only one pict on a cover? See above two different versions.
1981
Strisce e musica #1 (18.3.1981) to #24 (26.8.1981)
[net]
Cocco Bill #44: “Cocco Bill [#44]” 24 pgs (3 strips per page). [SYNOPSIS]
Appeared for the first time in Strisce e musica #1 (18.3.1981) to #24 (26.8.1981).
1979
TV Junior (1982-1983)
From 1979. Rai Eri. Italian monthly magazine, featuring the characters of a popular TV show. After 253 issues, it merged with magazine ‘Candy Candy’ that changed – briefly – its title in ‘Candy Candy – TV Junior’.
TV Junior published Cocco Bill stories in 1982-1983. [net]
1978
Jacovitti Circus #1, #2 (1978)
Sept. 1st, 1978. Oscar Mondadori. Two volumes in one slip case. [id]
All stories highly edited.
Arcicomiche stellari
1978. Giovanni de Vecchi Editore. 110[+8] pgs. Color.
Story highly edited.
- 200. “Microciccio Spaccavento”. 114 pgs. Appeared for the first time in Il Giorno dei Ragazzi #4 ([Jan. 28], 1965) to #33 ([Aug. 19], 1965) as 30 pgs.
Fumo di China
Cartoon Club. [net]
Founded in 1978, in the comic store since 1980, also on newsstands since 1989.
“Nel segno di Jac” by Luca Salvagno (Front Cover). Fumo di China #185 (Sept. 2008). 32 pgs. €3,80.
“Le stagioni di Jac” by Gianni Brunoro (pgs 6–7). Article about Jacovitti. Fumo di China #185 (Sept. 2008).
“Salvagno, pallottole e pepite: Una chiacchierata con l’erede del grande Jac” by Paolo Guiducci (pgs 8–9). Article about Luca Salvagno, the artist who went on with Jac material. Fumo di China #185 (Sept. 2008).
1977
Jacovitti Show #1, #2, #3 (1977)
1977. Oscar Mondadori. Three volumes in one Slipcase. [net]
Exploit Comics
1977–1991. Small format (from #1, Jan. 1977). Large format (from #22, Jan./March 1981). [net].
Jacovitti in issue #38 (Oct. 1986):
“Jacovitti di mare e di costa” by Gianni Brunoro
“Caccia grossa” by Benito Jacovitti (comic story from 1941)
1976
Gli Umorlibri #5:
Molto ‘Mala’ poco bene
1976. Rusconi. By Casacci, Clambricco. 258[+8] pgs. [id]
1975
Jacovitti Memories #1, #2, #3 (1975)
[net]
Biblioteca universale Rizzoli, I giganti del fumetto
1975. Biblioteca universale Rizzoli. 20,8 x 26 cm. 96 pgs. LIR 1.500. B&W. [net]
Cocco Bill [Milano Libri, 1975]
March 1975. Milano Libri. 335 pgs. B&W.
1973
Jacovitti Stories #1, #2, #3 (1973)
Oct. 1st, 1973. Oscar Mondadori. Three volumes. [id]
All stories highly edited.
1972
Il Mago
1972–1980. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore. (Majority of stories) reprinted from Il Vittorioso. [net].
Jacovitti in 1972–1976.
1971
Per un pugno di spiccioli & Occhio di pollo
1st: 1971. Arnoldo Mondadori. 60 pgs. Full color. Hardbound. [id]
1970
Il Fumetto/Fumetto
From 1970. Rivista di Comics a cura dell’Associazione Nazionale Amici del Fumetto e dell’Illustrazione (ANAFI). [net]
1967
Playmen (1967-2001)
1967–2001. Italian adult entertainment magazine was founded by Adelina Tattilo. [net]
1965
Linus
Linus was an Italian comics magazine. The first number was published in April 1965 by Milano Libri, a subsidiary of Rizzoli, and was later published by Baldini & Castoldi in monthly issues until April 2013. [net]
1957
Il Giorno dei Ragazzi
Il Giorno. 1957-1968. [net].
1958: 16 pgs (8 pages B&W and 8 color). Weekly magazine.
Esploriamo
1957–1960s. Lino Monchieri and Vittorino Chizzolini. [net].
Jacovitti in Esploriamo #22 (Nov. 16, 1966), #2 (Jan. 16, 1967), #3 (Feb. 2, 1967), and #5 (March 1, 1967), both cover and comic story.
Jolly (1957–1960)
Albo del Vittorioso. Weekly. 12×17 cm. 64 pgs. Illustrations. Went on from Capitan Walter. [net].
In 1957 at least 35 issues; in 1958 & 1959 at least 52 issues; in 1960 at least 26 issues.
At least following Jolly issues with Jacovitti: #11–16, 20, 22–24 (1957); #4, 32–34, 36, 47–48, 51 (1958); #3, 7, 14–15, 17, 25, 27–28 (1959); #2, 11 (1960). [ebayIT]
1952
Capitan Walter #1–227 (1952–1957)
Fr. Dec. 28, 1952 to April 28, 1957. Albo del Vittorioso. Weekly. 12,2 x 16,8 cm. B&W. 64 pgs (except #105, #106: 80 pgs with colors). Illustrations. Followed by Jolly. [net].
#207: Edizioni Periodici Gioventù. Dec. 9,1956.
Capitan Walter issues with Jacovitti: #1–17, 25–54 (1953); #55–56, 59–62, 65–68, 78–79, 81, 83–92, 96, 98–103, 105 (1954); #106–107, 109–111, 119, 122–124, 127–150, 152–153, 155–157, 160–162, 164–166, 168–176 (1955); #177–198, 200–201, 203–217 (1956), #219–227 (1957). [ebayIT]
Practically each and every issue contain Jacovitti material.
1937
Il Vittorioso
A weekly magazine in 1937 to 1966. [net].
Jacovitti was artist of Il Vittorioso in 1940 to 1967, until the end of publication.
Supplementi Il Vittorioso
Gli Albi del Vittorioso
| Serie di Pippo | Serie di Giraffone | Albo Roma | Albi dell’Avventura. A.N.A.F. |
1936
L’uomo mascherato aka Phantom [ITA]
Several. Fratelli Spada. Appeared for the first time in the USA: February 17, 1936, and in Italy: September 13, 1936 (by Nerbini Editore). [See also Norwegian, Fantomet, Swedish, Fantomen, and Finnish, Mustanaamio] [PhantomWiki][net]
Benito Jacovitti in around 1970–1973.
1924
Il Giornalino (1978, 1986-1987, 1997-1998)
Il Giornalino was founded by the Catholic publisher Edizioni San Paolo of Alba in 1924. [net].
Il Giornalino published some Cocco Bill stories in 1978, and 1986-1987, and went on in 1997-1998 for the last Cocco Bill stories for Benito Jacovitti. After his death there was Luca Salvagno who went on drawing new Cocco Bill stories.
L’Aspirante
1924–1944. Gioventù Italiana di A.C. Appeared weekly, and then fortnightly. [net]
1923
L’Automobile (1923–)
Since 1923. In 60s: newspaper format, 350×270 cm. Printer: Arnoldo Mondadori, Verona. [net]
- L’Automobile 51-52/1966: Agatone (Yellow logo). 2 pgs, 5 strips/pg! Color.
- L’Automobile 5/1967: (Undefined).
- L’Automobile 13/1967: Agatone (Car Horn). 2 pgs, 5 strips/pg! Color.
- L’Automobile 33-34/1967 (17.12.1967!): L’Agatone (Game Board). Reprinted in Jacovitti Magazine #10 (1996)
- L’Automobile (1968), Salone di Torino 3: (Undefined). 2 pgs.
- L’Automobile (1967) issue undefined: Agatone: On Vacation. 2 pgs, 5 strips/pg! Color.
1908
Il Corriere dei Piccoli
Corriere dei Ragazzi (fr. 1972)
Il Corriere dei Piccoli, renamed in Jan. 2, 1972 Corriere dei Ragazzi and nicknamed Corrierino, was a weekly magazine for children published in Italy from 1908 to 1995. [net]
1900
Il Travaso delle Idee
From Feb. 25, 1900 to 1966, and 1986-88. A weekly satire magazine with 300,000 copies. [net].
Jacovitti from 1957 to 1959.
1899
La Domenica del Corriere
Domenica del Corriere was an Italian weekly newspaper which ran from 1899 to 1989. It came out every Sunday free with the Corriere della Sera, but was also sold separately. It was famous for its cover drawings, and its issues are still collected. [Source: wiki] [Domenica del Corriere home page][net]
Jacovitti was in around 1968.
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Created: August 14, 2010. Last updated: June 3, 2023 at 10:37 am