Attack

A short-lived but visually striking Italian war comic from Impéria, Attack (1960–1961) ran for 30 issues and is best remembered for its painted covers and interiors by Alessandro Biffignandi and Nino Caroselli. Their vivid, cinematic artwork gave the series a distinctive pulp-magazine feel, elevating its tales of combat and adventure. Though not a major landmark, it remains a notable example of early-1960s Italian fumetti, showcasing the dramatic painted style that would later define Biffignandi's cult reputation.