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24 September 2023

Venere privata. La prima indagine di Duca Lamberti

by Bacilieri Paolo , Scerbanenco Giorgio
Venere privata. La prima indagine di Duca Lamberti

Milan suburbs. Alberta, a young shop assistant, is found dead. Duca Lamberti, a former doctor disbarred for helping an elderly patient to die, needs work after three years in prison. He agrees to take care of the alcoholic son of a rich businessman, Pietro Auseri, and help him get sober. The two stories become intertwined when Lamberti discovers that the young man has turned to alcohol because he believes he is guilty of the girl\’s death and enters the investigation led by Inspector Carrua. Paolo Bacilieri, one of the most important authors of contemporary Italian comics, closely follows the actors in this drama without melodrama, and reveals little by little, through the decomposition of the panel, the alternation of the point of view, the zoom or the long shot, and an eroticism that indiscriminately caresses bodies and architecture, the small stories shrouded in the fog of criminal Milan: young prostitutes for need or curiosity, sleazy pornography trades, murders. And the intellectual resistance of Duca Lamberti and Livia, a young woman who offers herself as bait to catch Alberta’s killer.

  • Publishing house Oblomov Edizioni
  • Year of publication 2022
  • Number of pages 160
  • ISBN 9788831459778
  • Foreign Rights ufficiostampa@oblomovedizioni.com
  • Ebook non disponibile
  • Price 20.00

Bacilieri Paolo , Scerbanenco Giorgio

Paolo Bacilieri won the best single author award at Lucca Comics & Games in 2006. His last work is Bob84, on a script by Vincenzo Filosa.

 

Giorgio Scerbanenco (1911-1969), born in Kiev, grew up in Rome but settled in Milan while still an adolescent. A prolific writer, he experimented with all genres of fiction and is recognised as one of the masters of the Italian detective story.

Venere privata. La prima indagine di Duca Lamberti
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