Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri

Serpieri Obsession: In Search Of Druuna

Serpieri Erotic Graphic Novels, A-Z
Adult Comics Starring Drunna

The Nude Muse

Aphrodisia
by Paolo Serpieri

 The eroticism is high, and much hotter than any other "hard core" or "underground" comic.... but this differs completely. Dispite how good any adult comic can rise, this can only be a category unto itself. Erotic, yes, but moreso: it is utterly stunning. As the Druuna series comes to a close, and the story ends I find myself disliking this book in only one way... that I had to purchase the different peices individually, in serperate volumes. An collected book of all six episodes back to back in a thick well bound quality edition would be worth every penny, as is this book and any other of Serpieri's. --an Amazon reviewer

Carnivora
by Paolo Serpieri

This is actually the 4th book of the series, preceded by Morbis Gravis 1 and 2 as well as Creatura. The art is top notch, which is true of each installment. The story is more complex than most comics, never using a tagged "meanwhile" approach to scene changes, favoring a more cinematic method of simply letting the story unfold, and those who trust it and follow along even while things seem contradictory or non-sensical, will be very pleased by the end. The sex is hot and the action is great. A very good buy within the series or as a standalone. A warning to the viewer, however... don't plan of purchasing just one Serpieri... after owning this book, you'll HAVE to buy the remaining ones. --an Amazon reviewer

Creatura
by Paolo Serpieri

Druuna X
by Paolo Serpieri

If you are a fan of Paolo Serpieri's works or just a fan of erotic art, you owe it to yourself to pick this one up. Serpieri's mastery and love of the female form is evident in the detailed sketches contained in this volume. Druuna is one of fantasy's most beautiful women and the art world owes Serpieri a debt for such a wonderful gift. The material may not be for everyone, but it is at least worth a look. Thumbs up all the way. --an Amazon reviewer

Forgotten Planet
by Paolo Serpieri

Mandragore: Druuna
by Paolo Serpieri

In this book, Serpieri gets even more hardcore than usual. This makes it one of the best books in the Druuna story-line. I still like the illustration books better, but from all the Druuna comic books, this one's the best hands-down. The sequences in this one are more hard and explicit, but still erotic. Serpieri's work is unique because it's at the same explicit, hardcore, and still something classy and beatiful. Druuna's beautiful backside has never been explored and exploited like in this book. Serpieri really shows his love for her voluptious body here. But he does that going deeper in her: her emotions, passions and her loves. Doesn't matter if it's a mutant or a regular guy, Druuna gives all of her. All her fantastic nudity, all her body. They seem to be in control, but the truth is that Druuna is the one who's in control. --Amazon reviewer

Morbus Gravis 1: Druuna
by Paolo Serpieri

Morbus Gravis is the first book in a superb series of sci-fi graphic novels about a woman named "Druuna". In a violent and depraved city, tyrannized by a mysterious religion and a callus military, people live and die at the whim of bureaucracy and the hungers of mutants that crawl up from the underground. The population is completely reliant on a "serum" provided by the government to keep them from becoming mutants themselves, and hope for the chance to be sent to the "upper" level where the most healthy live. This is the city that Druuna calls home. A place where her beautiful body is her most valuable asset, as well as her greatest liability. Can Druuna survive this hell, while she struggles to save her lover from the disease that has claimed countless others? What is this city, and what is it's terrible secret that Druuna is about to discover? --an Amazon reviewer

Morbus Gravis II: Druuna
by Paolo Serpieri

Continued from Morbus Gravis I, Druuna meets the ancient "Lewis" and learns the secrets of the "city" and the "upper level". Alerted to the threat of impending danger, Druuna returns to the city she knows, guided my Lewis, where she is entailed once again in a web of lust and danger. As the city moves and shifts around her, will Druuna ever be able to reach her goal or contact Lewis again? Can she face and escape the "lower levels"? Once again, Serpieri creates a fantastic story that more-or-less closes the arc begun in Morbus Gravis I. His artwork continues to get better. We meet many new characters as well as revisit important ones from Morbus I, anyone interested in "Druuna", should get these two great volumes.--an Amazon reviewer
 

Serpieri Clone
by Paolo Serpieri