ASFR in Italian adult comics

[zapped13]

I came across the following adult fumetti (?) comics. I have a chance to buy the pair, but for $30.00 American. Has anybody owned one of these Jacula books or even had it in their hands? Just would like to know if the covers are misleading and have nothing to do with the content inside, like other comics of that era!

...Any help would be appreciated!

[Likestatue]

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I came across the following adult fumetti (?) comics. I have a chance to buy the pair, but for $30.00 American. Has anybody owned one of these Jacula books or even had it in their hands? Just would like to know if the covers are misleading and have nothing to do with the content inside, like other comics of that era!

...Any help would be appreciated!

[zapped13]

Well dang...

[Lord Hypno]

Looked at it this morning your lucky it was still in my Browser's Cache

[Wishmaster]

Digging around, it looks like this comic may have been released under various titles

Zara La Vampire (French)
Zora the Vampire

Assuming it is the same comic - the art and blond main character look very similar, but the comic numbering seems awkward. 3F-n88, not sure what that means.

I did find:
http://cgi.ebay.fr/lot-de-5-jacula-n-85 ... 0634976514

Looks like there was a mini series of petrification stuff. I can't read the page well, and I am not sure how to interpret the cost (5.00EU or 500EU), but if anyone is in western europe I would grab it!

I doubt that seller will ship internationally, and the cost would probably be extraordinary.

[zapped13]

Thanks for reposting that Pic Lord Hypno. I did buy the first two and I'm just crossing my fingers that they have ASFR content inside. Here are a few others I've seen floating around on the European version of ebay.

[Wishmaster]

Came across this in Italy:

http://maggiolone.eu/jacula/1/123379.htm

Looks like most of the issues, just wish I was in Europe for a week or so

[zapped13]

I did purchase two of these books and they arrived from Italy last week. I'm sad to report that there isn't anything in the way of ASFR content in the "petrificati" one, (although the words aren't printed in English, so it's possible that I missed something). The one with the cryo tubes on the cover has 2 pages containing women floating in stasis, but these were hardly worth the money I spent. I'm not really a comic collector, but I will say that the ink work in these is bold and pretty nice.

I'll give the petrifcati one ZERO stars out of five. I'll give the cryo tube issue one star just for the cool cover, but that's about it...