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Two Italian Guys
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Welcome to the world of Two Italian Guys. See the first appearance of Crazy Joey Pazzo as he gives himself a promotion as only a hitman can. Watch Lou Peppino ruin the pilot episode of his cooking show, get a table for his hot date at an exclusive French restaurant in New Jersey, and lecture his friend Tommy (a talking tomato) about the dangers of fast food consumption. Plus, Lou teaches you to cook with recipes for his famous Italian meatballs and marinara sauce. Finally, the Two Italian Guys graphic novel begins as the Contino family immigrates to America, then fast forwards to grown-up Frankie and Sammy Contino living in Scranton, Pennsylvania. These two brothers can’t keep a job and consider working for the mysterious gangster Johnny G. |
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Two Italian Guys
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| Things get interesting in the second book from the Two Italian Guys series. The graphic novel continues as Sammy talks Frankie into helping him with a few of Johnny G's "jobs" - one of which gets the brothers in over their heads. Lou Peppino and his vegetable friends try to take a trip to the Jersey shore, but Lou ends up in the hospital instead. “Crazy Joe” Pazzo lives up to his nickname as he starts a fight over the quality of ketchup. Luckily, Joe calms down just in time to teach you how to make his famous spicy clam sauce. Last but not least, Mouse Carpone makes his debut as his wife (Tina Titmouse) backs into his car in their own driveway. |
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| Little Shop of Comics (NJ) Forbidden Planet (NY) |
Jim Hanley's Universe (NY) Traders of Babylon (NJ) |
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