When he was fifteen years old, and still at art school, Enrico Bagnoli already created several stories for publisher Traini. In 1943, after a few publications at publishers Impero and Bonelli, he started his first big series, 'Volpe', along with scenario writers Luciano Pedrocchi and Solini. With Pedrocchi, Bagnoli started two other series, 'Il Solitario' and 'Il Terrore di Alla Galla'. In 1954 he started a European career, creating comics for both Dargaud and Fleetway. In the 1960s he worked on several comics with super-heroes ('Superman', 'Batman'). In 1969 he became editor at the Corriere della Sera press agency and worked for its juvenile section, Il Corriere dei Ragazzi. In 1980s, while being an illustrator, Enrico Bagnoli cooperated on the artwork of the series 'Martin Mystère' under the pseudonym Henry.
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