Tito Faraci

Tito Faraci (born May 23, 1965, in Gallarate) is one of the most active Italian comics scriptwriters. After working as a music critic, he emerged in the mid-1990s as an author of Disney stories, working in particular on the character of Topolino and on the series PK – Paperinik New Adventures. He then began working for Astorina, the publisher of Diabolik, and for Lupo Alberto, for which he also adapted episodes for the animated television series produced by Rai Trade.

From 1999 he also collaborated with Sergio Bonelli Editore, debuting in the booklet enclosed with the thirteenth Dylan Dog Special and subsequently scripting Nick Raider, Magico Vento, Zagor, and Tex. In 2005 he created the character of Brad Barron, scripting all eighteen issues of the miniseries, which concluded the following year, as well as its six annual specials.

In 2004 Panini Comics published Il segreto del vetro, the first Spider-Man story created and set in Italy, drawn by Giorgio Cavazzano. With Claudio Villa he produced the Daredevil and Captain America team-up Doppia morte.