Leone Frollo
Naga - Tie her to the shitting chair, 1975

pencil and ink on thin …

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Leone Frollo Naga - Tie her to the shitting chair, 1975 pencil and ink on thin cardboard 15 x 21.5 cm Original comic art created by Frollo for "Tie her to the shitting chair," published in Naga No. 2 on page 34 by Edifumetto in 1975. Duchess Natasha Romanoff, daughter of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, who escaped death during the massacre of her family in Yekaterinburg thanks to a magic trick taught to her by Rasputin, decides to change her first name to "Naga " and discover the post-war world. She lives with her servant and lover, Yul, with whom she shares her adventures.

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