http://www.newsarama.com/comics/080609-Starlight.html


NRAMA: What are some of your favorite stories out of the book?

MS: I love 'em all, but my favorite is 1985's "Lost In America," beautifully illustrated by Alessandro Bragalini from Italy. For a guy who never saw a drive-in, he did an amazing job bringing the story to life. The tale is partly based on an old Elvis Presley movie called Follow That Dream about a family that homesteads in a Florida park, with a touch of the Albert Brooks film, Lost In America tossed in. In our story, a family takes advantage of the Starlight's "buy a ticket and stay as long as you like" policy and tries to live on the lot, going head-to-head with the tough manager, June Jones. I laughed out loud when I read the story in the book, which is strange since I wrote it.


E non aggiungo altro :)

Starlight è uscito, ed ecco le prime recensioni

http://www.comicsbulletin.com/reviews/121259961670900.htm

ovviamente ciò che mi preme copia/incollare è la parte che mi riguarda, dei complimenti che fanno davvero un gran piacere:

"My favorite story in the entire collection is "Lost in America"--a Tom and Jerry-styled comedy where San Giacomo replaces slapstick with psychological games. June and a group of friendly fruit-pickers engage in a battle of wits that's beautifully illustrated and given a lot of humanity by Alessandro Bragalini."