One of the most popular Italian cartoonists, famous for having worked on Diabolik, was born in Turin in the summer of 1937. After being a technical designer and graphic designer, Sergio Zaniboni https://diabolikerie.jimdofree.com/disegnatori/disegnatori-degli-anni-60/sergio-zaniboni/ began his career as a cartoonist in 1967. After drawing I Promessi Sposi for Gino Sansoni, he began to collaborate with the magazine Horror, joining the Diabolik team in 1969, making over 300 adventures there.
In the late 1980s, he launched Speedy Car and Pam & Peter, which mix humorous elements with adventurous themes. In 2000, Sergio Zaniboni https://www.ebay.it/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_nkw=sergio+zaniboni received the Yellow Kid award, for his fruitful militancy on the pages of Diabolik. The son also embarked on a career as a cartoonist, with a humorous series of his own creation.
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