Pinocchio

In 1977, Condor launched a 21-issue comic series that reimagined Carlo Collodi's classic tale with a distinctly dark, satirical edge. German artist Michael Goetze was the most frequent visual hand across the run, bringing a moody, expressive style to this unconventional take. The series stands out as a cult oddity of late-1970s European comics, blending familiar characters with a more cynical, adult sensibility long before Disney's sanitized version dominated popular culture.