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*"[[Un caso pericoloso]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Un caso pericoloso]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Tauno contro la terra]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Tauno contro la terra]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Il malvagio venuto dallo spazio]]" by [[Giovanni Fiorentin]] and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Il malvagio venuto dallo spazio]]" by [[Giovanni Fiorentini]] and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Il drago d'oro]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Il drago d'oro]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Un alibi per Castillo]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Un alibi per Castillo]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
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*"[[La maledizion voodoo]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[La maledizion voodoo]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Capsula spaziale]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella
*"[[Capsula spaziale]]" by unknown writer and Domenico Mirabella


=== Covers ===
=== Covers ===

Revision as of 10:55, 8 January 2014

Domenico Mirabella
Biographical information
Born:
Died:
Nationality: Mini italy.gif Italian
Occupation: Artist/
Cover artist
Website: n/a


Biography

Domenico Mirabella (aka D. Mira) is an Italian artist.

In an issue of "Occhio Cupo" (edizioni Audace) from 1948 Galep had a column, "Galep risponde", where he reviewed drawings sent to him by young readers eager to become comic book artists. One of the drawings was from "Siracusa" by Domenico Mirabella.

For the "Fratelli Spada" publications in the 60s, he drew several stories and llustrated covers which were also later retaken in the French "Editions des Remparts" Mandrake issues.

One of his drawn story ("Il malvagio venuto dallo spazio") has been published in America (in "Mandrake the Magician #9") and in United Kingdom (in "Uncanny Tales #96)" under the title name "Terror from Outer Space".

In the early 70s he collaborated occasionally with the Di Vitto brothers on "Sartana (Joe Colt)" and later he did several stories for the german comics "Gespenster Geschichten" and "Spuk Geschichten".

Mandrake work by Domenico Mirabella

Stories

Covers

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