By Richard McKenna With a reputation for intractability and a ubiquity afforded him by a decades-long involvement in the Italian equivalent of the pulps, Magnus (not to be confused with his robot-punching namesake) was, until his death in 1996, one of Italy’s most prolific and distinctive comic book artists…
via A Great Painter Did It: The Compelling Weirdness of Magnus — We Are the Mutants
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