Guerra

In the late 1970s, the Italian publisher Ediperiodici unleashed Guerra, a stark 11-issue series that plunged readers into the visceral, unglamorous reality of combat. Defined by the painted covers and interiors of artist Carlo Jacono, the series is a raw, adult-oriented war comic that eschews superheroics for the mud, blood, and moral ambiguity of the battlefield. It stands as a distinctive artifact of the Italian fumetti horror and war boom, capturing a grimly cinematic vision of conflict that remains potent decades later.