Giovanni Di Gregorio (Palermo, 1973) is a writer and screenwriter.
After obtaining a PhD in Chemistry and some experiences in international cooperation (Nicaragua, Chiapas, Albania, Kosovo, Botswana) he decided to dedicate himself only to screenplays.
He is the author of more than 100 publications between graphic novels and comics, with international publishers such as Sergio Bonelli Editore, Walt Disney Company and Dupuis.
His first graphic novel “Brancaccio. Stories of the Everyday Mafia”, with Claudio Stassi, won the Micheluzzi Prize and the Boscarato Prize.
His recently released series, “The Grémillet Sisters” with Alessandro Barbucci, is already translated into more than 10 languages.
He has written short films, animated series for television and has worked on storytelling for videogames.
She teaches at the Escola Joso in Barcelona.
Claudio Stassi (Palermo, 1978) lives and works in Barcelona.
He has published for numerous Italian and foreign publishers.
For Sergio Bonelli Editore, he draws in the series Dylan Dog and Dampyr.
In 2007 he published Brancaccio.
Historias de la mafia cotidiana, written by Giovanni Di Gregorio, which won the Micheluzzi Prize and the Boscarato Prize.
His graphic novel Por esto me llamo Giovanni, published by Rizzoli, is already in its fifth edition.
With Luca Enoch he created La Banda Stern in 2013, a book that has been translated into four languages.
His latest work, Rosario.
Amor y muerte, based on texts by Carlos Sampayo, was published in France and Italy.
He teaches at the Joso Comic School in Barcelona.