Jacovitti Stories

Oct. 1st, 1973. Oscar Mondadori. Three volumes.

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Jacovitti Stories #1: Giacinto corsaro dipinto / Pasqualino e Pasqualone / Capitan Pim

224 pgs.

Pgs 5-11 (5 pgs): Abruzzo forte e non troppo gentile by Raineri Carano

“Giacinto corsaro dipinto” 81 pgs. (pgs 13-93). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Vittorioso (1947).
About three strips per page, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.

“Pasqualino e Pasqualone” 62 pgs. (pgs 95-156). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Vittorioso (1948).
About three strips per page, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.

“Capitan Pim” 67 pgs. (pgs 157-223). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Vittorioso (1951).
Mostly two strips per page, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.

Jacovitti Stories #2: Pippo e il Faraone / Le babbucce di Allah

210 pgs.

“Pippo e il Faraone” 84 pgs. (pgs 5-88). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Il Vittorioso #18 to #40 (1948).
About three strips per page, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.

“Le babbucce di Allah” 120 pgs. (pgs 89-208). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Il Vittorioso (1949-1950).
About three strips per page, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.

Jacovitti Stories #3: Jak Mandlino

228 pgs.

Jak Mandolino: “Colpo alla Flopty Bank” 11 pgs. (pgs 5-15). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Il Vittorioso (?).
Three strips per page, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.

Jak Mandolino: “Hallo Pippo” 67 pgs. (pgs 17-83). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Il Vittorioso (1955).
Variable strips per page, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.

Jak Mandolino: “Gangster come si deve” 24 pgs. (pgs 85-108). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Il Vittorioso (?).
Three strips per page, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.

Jak Mandolino: “Asso pigliatutto” 116 pgs. (pgs 109-224). B&W.
Appeared for the first time in Il Vittorioso (?).
Sometimes two frames per page, sometimes many, i.e. the original page compositions chopped and frames rearranged.