Luca Raimondo - 1 portfolio + original drawing - Tributes 2 - 2026





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The Tributes 2 portfolio by Luca Raimondo, published by Verger editions in 2026, contains eight illustrations and an original A4 sketch, and is copy 3 of 200, signed by the artist and in excellent condition.
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Portfolio - 8 illustrations in a binder.
8 tributes to 8 icons of international comics.
Inside, an original sketch with the author's stamp and signature on the reverse, serving as a certificate of authenticity. A4 format.
Limited edition.
Copy no. 3 of 200, signed by the author.
The artist: Luca Raimondo, from Salerno, born in 1972, made his professional debut in 1995 in the magazine Intrepido and later created erotic stories for the French market.
In Italy, over the years he has worked as a
comic-book artist for Sergio Bonelli Editore (Dylan Dog, Dampyr, Morgan Lost, and others), and in France with Glénat, Soleil, and Paquet.
As an illustrator, he has created work for La Gazzetta dello Sport, Rai, Il Mattino, Lo Scarabeo, and the Teatro La Fenice in Venice. He is currently working on an issue of the series "Druuna".
Portfolio - 8 illustrations in a binder.
8 tributes to 8 icons of international comics.
Inside, an original sketch with the author's stamp and signature on the reverse, serving as a certificate of authenticity. A4 format.
Limited edition.
Copy no. 3 of 200, signed by the author.
The artist: Luca Raimondo, from Salerno, born in 1972, made his professional debut in 1995 in the magazine Intrepido and later created erotic stories for the French market.
In Italy, over the years he has worked as a
comic-book artist for Sergio Bonelli Editore (Dylan Dog, Dampyr, Morgan Lost, and others), and in France with Glénat, Soleil, and Paquet.
As an illustrator, he has created work for La Gazzetta dello Sport, Rai, Il Mattino, Lo Scarabeo, and the Teatro La Fenice in Venice. He is currently working on an issue of the series "Druuna".

