Mercurio Loi n. 7: La testa di Pasquino

In the heart of Rome, the enigmatic figure of Pasquino comes alive as a voice of dissent against authority. This installment delves into the rich tapestry of the city’s history while unraveling the mystery behind Pasquino, known for his sharp epigrams that critique societal norms and power structures. Through vivid storytelling and rich illustrations, readers are transported to a time where words wielded profound power, and the streets buzzed with the tension of rebellion.

The narrative invites readers to explore the interplay between creativity and politics, drawing parallels to contemporary issues as it examines how art can serve as a tool for resistance. As Mercurio Loi uncovers the layers surrounding Pasquino's identity, the story becomes a compelling reflection on the enduring nature of satire and its ability to provoke thought and inspire change. With a blend of intrigue and historical depth, this tale promises to illuminate the shadows of Rome’s past while echoing the struggles of the present.