Roberto Recchioni is an Italian comic book creator and writer who has made a significant mark on the industry. His work is characterized by a strong narrative style and visual artistry that resonates with readers across genres. Recchioni gained recognition as a screenwriter and artist, collaborating with leading publishers and co-founding an independent publishing house. His creative output spans widely, from original series to contributions to iconic comic book characters.
The story features an exciting crossover between iconic characters from DC and Sergio Bonelli's universe, bringing together a world-renowned detective and a skilled nightmare investigator. As they collaborate, they face intriguing mysteries that blend elements of suspense and supernatural challenges. This unique partnership promises to deliver thrilling action and captivating storytelling, appealing to fans of both franchises.
"Sandra and her 2yr old son are driving the safest car ever built, the Monolith. When they are forced to stop in the middle of the empty desert, Sandra accidentally gets locked out of the car. Now, isolated from civilization, she must save her son from a car designed to be an indestructible vault on wheels. The sun is rising, heating the car's sheet metal, and time is running out! A taught psychological thriller written by famed Italian screenwriter Roberto Recchioni (ORPHANS) and beautifully painted by artist LRNZ (GOLEM). With a wide range of visual styles mirroring the changing psyche of the main character as she deals with her looming dilemma, this book is a cinematic feast for the eyes."--Amazon
First published in Italy in 2014 by Sergio Bonelli Editore S.p.A under the title Orfani Issue Nos. 7-9.
First published in Italy in 2014 by Sergio Bonelli Editore S.p.A. under the title Orfani Issue Nos. 10-12 A2014
The return of a cult icon! Murderers may escape the law, but they're not safe from the vengeance of the Crow in this all-new story. Follow David, the new Crow, through the streets of Rome, as he deals with the memories and emotional pain of his loss and seeks holy vengeance against the terrorists that murdered him and his girlfriend. This new story continues the major themes of the original indie-comics cult classic that spawned a goth franchise. Written by Roberto Recchioni with art by Werther Dell'Edera. Also contains short stories by Matteo Scalera, Davide Furnó, Daniel De Filippis, Emanuele Ercolani, Micol Beltramini, and Daniele Serra.
First published in Italy in 2014 by Sergio Bonelli Editore S.p.A. under the title Orfani Nos. 4-6.
Originally published in Italy in 2013 by Sergio Bonelli Editore S.p.A. [as Orfani]--Indicia.