Dangelico, Enzo Sciotti, and Carlo Jacono. Within a few years Edifumetto was publishing a new edition almost every day (and doubled in the summer with special supplements). To diversify the brand, Barbieri created other publishing ventures, including Edizioni GEIS, SEGI, Il Vascello, Centroedizioni, Squalo Comics, Renzo Barbieri Editore, and produced time-sensitive comics like Il Paninaro, Skate Map and Il Leghista. Barbieri's last company, Edifumetto 3000, folded in the early 2000s. Bibliography Series dedicated to vampirism : Jacula (1969), originally published by Erregi until 1982, with a total of 327 books. Zora la vampira, published from 1972 to 1985, stories by Giuseppe Pederiali, drawings by Birago Balzano, Gianni Pinaglia and Pino Antonelli for a total of 288 books and 12 special editions. Sukia conceived by Nicholas Prince, published from 1977 to 1986, with a total of 150 books. Yra designed by Leone Frollo, written by Ruby Ventura. Published from 1980 to 1981. Il Manuale del Play Boy, Centroedizioni, Milan, 1980. Sources Sex and Horror: The Art of Emanuele Taglietti, ©2014 Korero Press Sex and Horror: The Art of Alessandro Biffignandi, ©2016 Korero Press External links Sukia, Jacula, De Sade, Lando, Il Tromba: la grande epopea della Edifumetto di Milano, articolo di Giovan Battista Brambilla, da Babilonia, May 2004 Italian comics artists Italian comics writers Writers from Milan Italian magazine editors Italian publishers (people) Comic book publishers (people) 1940 births 2007 deaths 20th-century Italian journalists