Albi dell'Intrepido #915
In this 1963 issue of Albi dell'Intrepido, the story "Tarzan" sees young Pedrito caught in a prank that goes too far—after pretending to be someone else, he ends up taking a beating and must explain himself to his friends. Written and illustrated by Antonio Terenghi, the tale blends humor and consequence in a moment of youthful misadventure. The cover by Antonio Terenghi captures the scene’s tension with a classic, expressive style.
In "Vignetta," a classroom scene unfolds with quiet humor as a teacher introduces a policeman to her students, setting the stage for a lesson on accident prevention—just as the officer himself teeters on the edge of a clumsy stumble over a doormat.
In this short, lighthearted Western tale from *Albi dell'Intrepido* #915, young Pedrito learns the hard way after pretending to be someone else and earning a well-deserved thrashing. When he finally clears the air with his friends, it turns out the whole thing was just a prank gone wrong—though whether he’ll be forgiven remains to be seen.
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