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have already released three issues of "Animals", but for now here in the City Obscure I arrived only 2. What can I say? I quite like, although the prevailing feeling is that the work still unfinished. There are a lot of good authors and many beautiful things, but everything has the size of the crop, more or less valuable as fragments found somewhere. Or as a cart of tasty appetizers, but who has not yet followed the sumptuous lunch that one would expect. So, for now all the stories are moderately good quality but have a little 'shortness of breath. All except those Riccardo Mannelli, but that hint at a broader project. I was a bit 'lost sight of the Tuscan artist (mea culpa!), But I must say that what is published so far on "Animals" is alone the price of the magazine: Mannelli up the boards as a decadent Eisner, Grosz draws like a hyper-realistic and above all so mercilessly lays bare some aspects of modernity as a social entomologist. Sorry for the rhetoric, but we need these authors of these stories, now more than ever.
have already released three issues of "Animals", but for now here in the City Obscure I arrived only 2. What can I say? I quite like, although the prevailing feeling is that the work still unfinished. There are a lot of good authors and many beautiful things, but everything has the size of the crop, more or less valuable as fragments found somewhere. Or as a cart of tasty appetizers, but who has not yet followed the sumptuous lunch that one would expect. So, for now all the stories are moderately good quality but have a little 'shortness of breath. All except those Riccardo Mannelli, but that hint at a broader project. I was a bit 'lost sight of the Tuscan artist (mea culpa!), But I must say that what is published so far on "Animals" is alone the price of the magazine: Mannelli up the boards as a decadent Eisner, Grosz draws like a hyper-realistic and above all so mercilessly lays bare some aspects of modernity as a social entomologist. Sorry for the rhetoric, but we need these authors of these stories, now more than ever. 
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