Radicci Universe | 4 hands 1 brain

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Here are the strip comics of Mr. Stone:

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The History of Comics to 1937

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During the 18th and 19th centuries, comic strips were not very popular. Some caricatures and small cartoons did exist but were politically directed. In the late 19th century, the modern comic strip came into existence and gained almost instant popularity.

On May 5, 1895, the first comic strip appeared in the New York Sunday World . Drawn by Richard Felton Outcault, Hogan's Alley became the first American cartoon strip This cartoon strip later became known as The Yellow Kid because of the main characters' long, dirty yellow night-shirt . This comic strip was the first comic of its kind to use the balloon type element that contained the words that characters spoke. Outcault soon left the New York Sunday World and printed his comic strip in the New York Journal. The Yellow Kid became proof that comic strips sold in newspapers, and soon became a must in all newspapers.

Other early popular comic strips were Outcault's Buster Brown, Carl Emil Schultze's Foxy Grandpa, Wimdsor McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland, and Charles William Kahles's Hairbreadth Harry . The first successful daily comic strip, Mutt and Jeff appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle on November 15, 1907 .

The first comic book was called The Funnies which was printed in 1929 . There were thirteen issues, and its pages were in full color and were the size of a tabloid newspaper. The first comic book to sell in an actual new-stand was called Famous Funnies, and appeared in 1934 .

Most comic book of this time were humoristic and had themes that portrayed children and pets . The three main types of comics, detective, science fiction, and jungle comics, of the 1930's were represented by Dick Tracy, Flash Gordan, and Tarzan. These three comics were the most popular of the time and were the turning point in comic book history

By Denise Logsdon
Information supplied by: http://www.otal.umd.edu

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4 hands / 1 brain

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Today we are going to talk about our English Blog. We are preparing this blog so everybody can take a look and learn some English bulshit!

Four hands one brain.

Radicci will show his habilities in the United States in future. Uncle Sam will know who he is talking to. The blog is being done by four hands and one brain, like Radicci says. But my English teacher, Mr. Aurimar Borges Nery, thinks that we both are doing the hard job.

I’m preparing the jokes and he is putting into English. Some of my comic strips are already in English and I’m preparing a new “Gibizon” so American people can understand the jokes.

Finally, Radicci is very happy with the opportunity to travel to America and get some Dollars.

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The Radicci's family is an example of the typical Italian family postmodern. With the patriarchal structure led by front woman, Zenoveva, also known as the Pentagon. Marginality, Guilhermino, a kind of shrapnel from Woodstock and Grandpa, the old obsolete. No one knows if he is the father of Zenoveva or Radicci. Not him.

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Well, who's Radicci?

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Well, who's Radicci? Or, what's Radicci? Created in 1983, Radicci was a synthesis of the Italian imigrant in the new world. Small, paunchy, a lazy and wine lover he's a Italian immigrant who has won people admiration with his strong temper and his aversion to bath and other things called normal.

He has a regional caracteristic but is known universally. The producer and the biggest consumer of wine and funny histories, he's a yokel who succeed around the world as also did, for exemple, Hagar, Asterix and Obama...

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Presentation

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After Madonna, Pavarotti and Berlusconi, there is another "carcamano" asking for your atention! The Radicci!

One of the most famous cartoonist in the country, with several books published in Brazil and Italy and daily strips and cartoons in leading newspaper of the south brazil, Carlos Iotti is the creator of "gringo" Radicci. A typical politically incorrect Italian

Successful on sales and with the public, Radicci won a legion of fans with his "carcamano" way of being and a family that includes his wife Genoveva (a feminist of the coutry), their teenager son Guilhermino and Nono the grampa.

At the site www.radicci.com.br or www.radicci.it you can check Iotti's work and learn more about his characters.

With Radicci, Iotti talks about all kinds of stuff like politics, family, religion, behavior, society and world. The old maxim to be universal from the village itself falls as a glove for the character and get interested readers from allover the places.

To publish the cartoons and strips of Radicci in your newspaper, just get in touch by phone:
55 54 30282702 or by e-mail: iotti@radicci.com.br.

The official representative of Radicci Entertainment, Iotti itself will be glad to arrange a visit and present his work.