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linaxart · 7 months

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gli amanti

#digital art #fanart #clip studio paint #accessible art #artists on tumblr #i know Eva doesnt wear the cowl but just listen what if she Did #Diabolik #eva kant #eva x diabolik #diabolik comics #diabolik fumetti #diabolik x eva kant #diabolik fanart #fumetti #if you zoom in or up the brightness you can see more detail!#love making high art references in my silly little fanarts #demonicneonfishy #😘

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sharp-fanged13 · 1 year

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Diabolik's love language is words of affirmation and gift giving and Eva's love language is quality time and acts of service.

#diabolik x eva kant #diabolik: ginko all'attacco #diabolik #eva kant #'diabolik does not have holidays' 'well eva does'#stop being adorable

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laviejaguardia · 8 months

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Diabolik fics

All canon compliant. English with Italian dialogue. AO3 links

Fall. T. 1k words. Diabolik falling in love with Eva.

First. E. 1k words. Eva and Diabolik arrive at Ghenf after leaving Caron in prision.

Halo. T. 1k words. Diabolik tries to wake Eva up.

#diabolik #diabolik 2021 #diabolik comics #eva kant #diaboliksource #demonicneonfishy #eva x diabolik #diabolik fic #<- tags that feel illegal to write #my writing

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frc-ambaradan · 1 year

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"K" stands for King... of Terror - Pt.1

Let me wish happy birthday to one of the cult characters of italian comics: Diabolik, the King of Terror, who just turned 60! (Lots of 60th anniversaries lately...)

Born in November 1962 from the brilliant minds of Angela and Luciana Giussani, Diabolik is a thief stationed in the imaginary city of Clerville, capital of the homonymous Country.

The Queens of Terror themselves: Angela and Luciana Giussani.

At first a ruthless and vindictive criminal who has no qualm at all in killing whoever stands in his way, he slowly evolved into a more honorable character also thanks to his lover and partner in crime Eva Kant. Still, he remains one of the first protagonists of a comic book series to be an all-negative character (no anti-hero here, just straight out Phantom Blot level criminal 😏).

The name "Diabolik" has a cool origin story. It was inspired by a mysterious killer who terrified the city of Turin a few years before Diabolik's debut, in 1958. A FIAT worker was found stabbed to death on St. Valentine's night and almost immediately the press and police started receiving calls and letters from a mysterious man who called himself "Diabolich" claiming to be the killer and boasting about "his prefect crime"... and he surely had reasons to, since, just like his comics counterpart, he's never been caught.

One of the mysterious letters signed Diabolich.

Inspired by characters such as Arsène Lupin and Fantômas, the success for Diabolik came almost immediately and kicked off a number of noir publications and characters all marked out by a "K" in the name; we're talking about Kriminal, Satanik, Sadik... and Paperinik! (Thought this was gonna be a non-ducks post? Well think again! 🦆)

From "Paperinik il Diabolico Vendicatore" (1969)

We know how much Guido Martina loved parodies, but aside from the name, Paperinik has little to nothing in common with Clerville's thief. Though in his original version he's everything but an up-holder of the law, he's more akin to characters such as Zorro or Batman. Yet, having a character named after him on Topolino just speaks volumes about Diabolik's cultural phenomenon.

There's one thing Paperinik does have in common with Diabolik, though: the love for technological devices and rubber masks, gadgets he inherits from the real Duckburg's Diabolik: Fantomius (but I'll talk about him in part 2).

Diabolik's masks are as legendary as the "swisss" of his knife. Made of a very thin layer of rubber, they allow him to basically take the appearance of anyone, so much so that the Clerville police adopted the precaution of always and constantly check the face of whomever is involved in a case.

Diabolik from "Tutto ha una fine" (year LXI n.11) and Donald from "Paperinik e la Bella Addormentata"

Unlike Paperinik and Fantomius, who rely on Gearloose family members to create their technological devilries, Diabolik is a genius inventor and engineer on his own. He has a deep knowledge of chemistry, computer science and mechanical engineering and all of his techs, from the narcotic gasses to the laser he uses to melt safes and armored doors, from the the truth serum "penthotal" to the hipnotic drug "scopolamina", all of them are of his own creation.

Not only that, much like James Bond and his Aston Martin, Diabolik drives a 60s black E-Type Jaguar endowed with all sorts of optionals and gimmicks to give the slip to the Clerville police.

Donald's 313-X ain't no Jaguar E-Type... it's better! :D

Fun fact: in 1963 the Giussani sisters were sued for "leading the youth astray" since they had the brilliant idea of handing out Diabolik's third adventure "L'arresto di Diabolik" for free to middle school kids. Outlaw the character, scoundrels the authors! XD They where discharged, of course 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Aside from being a "subversive" reading, the main characteristic of Diabolik is its immobility. In a good way. Since 1962 it never changed, he never evolved if not a little bit: you open a 2022 issue and get the exact same feelings as a 1962 one. The same pace, the same art, the same tropes... and yet, it doesn't feel old. It's outstanding.

Diabolik portrayed by Giacomo Gianniotti in 2022 "Diabolik: Ginko all'attacco!"

With more than 900 adventures across 60 years, 150 million copies sold worldwide and three inspired live action movies (plus one in the making), Diabolik is on the top of the italian comics' food chain with Topolino and other cult characters such as Bonelli's Tex and Dylan Dog.

And talking about Topolino, do you know who actually writes like 90% of Diabolik's stories nowadays? Tito Faraci! 😃 (He's a very busy man... that's probably why he doesn't write for Topolino very frequently ^^)

Cover of the first issue of "Diabolik" published on 1st November 1962

Continues in part 2... 😉

#diabolik #diabolik 60s anniversary #sorelle giussani #eva kant #donald duck #paperinik #duck avenger #fantomius #fantomas #guido martina #astorina #italian comics #disney ducks #noir #diabolich #omicidio di via fontanesi #long post

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oscarskirt · 2 years

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Diabolik x Eva Kant is the villian x villian og couple

#garnet.text #I watched the movie and it was delicious #very much in the style of the original comics

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katesbridgerton · 3 years

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Diabolik

DIABOLIK 🖤 I answered based on the books I have and the movie that will come out in December.

my favorite female character: eva kant

my favorite male character: diabolik

my favorite book/season/etc: book #1 (brazilian version)

my favorite episode (if its a tv show): -

my favorite cast member: luca marinelli

my favorite ship: eva x diabolik

a character I’d die defending: no one lmao

a character I just can’t sympathize with: all the corrupt and awful villains

a character I grew to love like: inspector ginkgo

my anti otp: -

how about we do that thing where you give me a show/movie/fandom.

#nxvermore #answered #ask games

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sharp-fanged13 · 1 year

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Beautiful Part I:

Miriam Leone and Giacomo Gianniotti as Eva Kant and Diabolik in 'Diabolik: Ginko all'attacco' dir. Manetti Bros.

#diabolik x eva kant #diabolik: ginko all'attacco #diabolik #eva kant

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sharp-fanged13 · 1 year

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What’s your favorite thing about diabolik and eva?

In the cartoon? It was their partnership and suave nature. They had to censor a lot, but I think the story was amazing and I loved it. The voice actors were also great.

In the comics? They are also suave, they are very Morticia and Gomez Addams in the 90s, which I love. Though, they had to work at their teamwork way more. The drama is turned up a notch which makes it both hilarious and spicy. I liked their evolution from toxic hot mess to their beautiful relationship now. They respect each other and they love being partners in crime and in life. They are still very intense and still have their own issues, but they have reached the equality that was lacking before at the start - entirely his fault.

In the 2020s films? I love that there is an equilibrium - Diabolik still has some issues, but he's learning faster. The second movie also improved upon their chemistry and their established partnership is very interesting.

In the '68 film? The chemistry. I mean, it's not unusual of Diabolik to make heists just for Eva, but damm that was hot.

In general? Diabolik has never known love before. Especially not the unconditional sort and when he opened himself for relationships, he was loved either for his power - Natasha made him the King of Terror - or for his more domestic side - Elizabeth was in love with him and wanted to build a life with him. He cannot deny his need to challange himself via these heists, but he is lonely. Eva loves him for who he is (even though at first all she wants is to retire). He loves and respects her - something she's never experienced with men. She does not have to pretend with him, she does not have to explain herself, she is not put in a box or forced to play a role. They both grow due to their love for each other.

She did not soften him at all. He made him take a good look at himself and find a balance between all these identities he's put on. And now he's just living his own true self.

And he did not corrupt her. The circles she was in were cutthroat and she navigated them as best she could within the boundaries she found herself in. Diabolik just expanded those boundaries - she is not concerned by social conventions anymore, so she simply does what she feels is right. Though, acvording to the internet, Diabolik tries not to go through the stinky sewer systems if Eva's with him, because she's a Lady and he needs to treat her accordingly. The large, non-stinky, water tunnels are okay, though.

And it took a while for things to fall into place, but they did beautifully.

Thank you for the ask,

💖🐺

#diabolik #diabolik x eva kant #eva kant

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sharp-fanged13 · 1 year

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Beautiful Part II:

Miriam Leone and Giacomo Gianniotti as Eva Kant and Diabolik in 'Diabolik: Ginko all'attacco' dir. Manetti Bros.

#diabolik x eva kant #diabolik: ginko all'attacco #diabolik #eva kant

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sharp-fanged13 · 1 year

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Eva being hella cute with her criminal bf (who admitted she was right all along and he'll take her on a long holiday as an apology)

#diabolik x eva kant #diabolik: ginko all'attacco #diabolik #eva kant #Spotify

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sharp-fanged13 · 1 year

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This entire movie, Diabolik had a thing about framing Eva's face, carressing it, looking at it as though she is the most beautiful thing that ever blessed his vision. As he should.

#diabolik x eva kant #diabolik #diabolik: ginko all'attacco #eva kant

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sharp-fanged13 · 1 year

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As always, the best thing about the Diabolik films is Eva 'Gaslight. Gatekeep. Girlboss.' Kant.

Bonus points for Diabolik being actually menacing AND more than willing to get his arse kicked by Eva. I think that's beautiful.

#diabolik: ginko all'attacco #eva kant #diabolik #diabolik x eva kant

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linaxart · 1 year

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