Creator from Italy

Pier Carpi

Born 16 January 1940, Scandiano; died 26 June 2000, Viadana.

Arnaldo Piero "Pier" Carpi was an Italian essayist, novelist, film director, screenwriter and comics writer.
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Born as: Pier Arnaldo Carpi
Also known as: PCp, Pier Arnaldo Carpi
Script: 62 stories
Plot: 62 stories
Subject: 3 stories

Stories

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Title	Year	By	As	Kind	Pages	Made in	Printings
Nonna Papera e i lavoratori notturni	1974	Pier Carpi, Giancarlo Gatti	plot, script	Story	21	Italy	8
Topolino e l'isola senza nome	1974	Pier Carpi, Giulio Chierchini	plot, script	Story	40	Italy	4
Paperino campione di motocross	1974	Pier Carpi, Giancarlo Gatti	plot, script	Story	38	Italy	3
Topolino e i fiaschi a catena	1974	Pier Carpi, Guido Scala	plot, script	Story	41	Italy	3

Life and work

Comics. Mondadori: Comic-book scripts 1960s-1970s (Disney and others). - Astorina: Comic-book scripts mid 1960s (Diabolik). - Il Giorno dei Ragazzi: Comic-book scripts 1960s (I Naufraghi, Lancilotto). - Sansoni: Editor of and scripts for Horror 1969-?.

Also. Prolific writer of humouristic books and articles about comics.

Education. Liceo Artistico di Parma.

Characters most often

Donald Duck351963–1966, 1974–1975
Uncle Scrooge321963–1967, 1974–1975
Huey, Dewey and Louie241963–1967, 1974–1975
The Beagle Boys201963–1966, 1974
Mickey Mouse161963–1967, 1974
Goofy161963–1967, 1974
Peg-Leg Pete121963–1966, 1974
Ludwig Von Drake101963–1964, 1966–1967
Gyro Gearloose101963–1965, 1967, 1974–1975
Gladstone Gander101963–1966, 1974
Chief O'Hara91963–1966, 1974
Ottoperotto61964–1966

Works most with

Giuseppe Perego91963–1967
Giulio Chierchini91963–1964, 1966–1967, 1974
Pier Lorenzo De Vita81963–1966
Luciano Gatto71963–1966, 1975
Massimo De Vita41963–1964, 1966–1967
Luciano Capitanio41963–1964, 1966
Giovan Battista Carpi41963–1964, 1966
Romano Scarpa31964, 1966–1967
Onofrio Bramante31963–1964
Giorgio Cavazzano31964, 1966–1967
Franco Lostaffa31964–1966
Adriana Cristina31964–1966