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WHAT HAS BEEN WRITTEN ABOUT GEA
GEA, MID-WAY BETWEEN ROCK AND ALIENS, by Andrea Cavalcanti.
Article in Vivere‚ supplement to La
Sicilia‚ 25th June 1999:
"The episodes about the latest character will all be self-contained. Gea is
the latest Bonellian character in a long new wave starting with the series
Legs Weaver and followed by Magico Vento, Napoleone, Julia and the recent Jonathan
Steele...".
GEA ARRIVES, A BULWARK AND DEFENDER OF THE GOOD‚
by Gimi.
Review in Mondo Padano‚ 12th June 1999:
"Gea is the mature fruit from the creative pen of Luca Enoch, who is
single-handedly both the writer and illustrator. The first issue is lovely,
a very good read...".
GEA IS A GIRL WITH A "DARK" LOOK,
BUT SHE'S HERE TO STOP THE ALIENS ‚ by Alessandro Mezzena Lona.
Article in Il Piccolo‚ 8th June 1999:
"In his introduction Bonelli writes that in launching this new character he
wanted to put the comic-strip writer on a level with the writer of popular
fiction...".
FROM BONELLI COMES GEA, BULWARK OF THE WORLD ‚
by Andrea Cavalcanti. Article in La voce di Mantova‚ 7 th June,1999:
"She's a fourteen year old orphan from an obscure background. She lives by herself
in a big "loft" in an imaginary city together with her inseparable feline friend
Cagliostro...".
GEA'S MYSTERIOUS MISSION, BULWARK OF THE EARTH ‚
by Piero Zanotto.
Article in Il Gazzettino‚ 4th June,1999:
"Music is vibrant - explains Enoch - and vibrations, according to ancient beliefs
and certain esoteric doctrines, can give certain individuals a different perception
of reality. The bass, the instrument Gea plays, symbolises the connection with the
supernatural...".
BONELLI PRESENTS GEA‚ by Barbara Battaglini.
Article in
Italia Oggi‚ 4th June 1999:
"In the first two issues of Gea the protagonist is characterised by a strong musical
component. This is intended both as a reflection of my love for music and because
of precise narrative requirements...".
PAPER WOMEN INTO THE BREACH‚ by Roberta Pasero.
Article in Il Borghese‚ June 2000:
"Julia is a criminologist and is strictly single. Gea loves rock and battles
with aliens. Amanda seems angelic but it's only on the surface. Comic-strip
heroines are prevailing over their male colleagues. So much so that Diabolik
will end up retiring, hunted to extinction and subjugated by his fiancée Eva Kant...".
GEA - YOUNG, SINGLE AND MYSTERIOUS ‚ by Stefania Marra.
Article in Avvenimenti‚ 9th May 1999:
"After the individualistic adventures of the graffiti artist Liz and the macho
irony of the science fiction character Legs, with this new character the Milanese
author is entering the field of the occult...".
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