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Born: [[Tanino Liberatore|Gaetano Liberatore]] on April 12th, 1953 in Quadri, Italia.
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[[Image:Zappa_Liberatore.jpg|frame|Tanino Liberatore, Frank Zappa and Stefano Tambourini]]
  
Comics author and illustrator.
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[[Tanino Liberatore|Gaetano Liberatore]] (April 12th, 1953, Quadri, Italy) is an Italian comics author and illustrator. He created the very successful cartoon character RanXerox, a bionic muscle-man sporting an artificial, electronic brain, with his partner Stefano Tambourini in 1979.  
  
Painted the cover art for [[The Man From Utopia]].
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Painted the cover art for ''[[The Man From Utopia]] (1982)''. Years before that he already drew pictures of Zappa. He also appears in the documentary ''[[Summer '82: When Zappa Came to Sicily]]''.
  
 
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*[[Wikipedia:Tanino Liberatore]]
 
*[[Wikipedia:Tanino Liberatore]]
 
*[http://www.taninoliberatore.com Tanino Liberatore Homepage]
 
*[http://www.taninoliberatore.com Tanino Liberatore Homepage]
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*(http://www.united-mutations.com/l/tanino_liberatore.htm)
  
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Latest revision as of 13:53, 31 May 2026

Tanino Liberatore, Frank Zappa and Stefano Tambourini

Gaetano Liberatore (April 12th, 1953, Quadri, Italy) is an Italian comics author and illustrator. He created the very successful cartoon character RanXerox, a bionic muscle-man sporting an artificial, electronic brain, with his partner Stefano Tambourini in 1979.

Painted the cover art for The Man From Utopia (1982). Years before that he already drew pictures of Zappa. He also appears in the documentary Summer '82: When Zappa Came to Sicily.

See Also