ERREGI-EDIPERIODICI-PUBLISTRIP

Ediperiodici, formerly known as ErreGI, was an Italian publishing house founded in the late sixties. It was mainly active, in the seventies and eighties, in the field of erotic pornographic comics in pocket format and together with Edifumetto, its main competitor in the field of adult comics, monopolized the sector. It was founded by Renzo Barbieri and Giorgio Cavedon as ErreGi and owes its notoriety to the publication of famous erotic comic series, some of which will sell over one hundred thousand copies per issue leading to the birth of the black/erotic genre with female characters such as Isabella, Jacula and many others, still sought after by collectors. As a result of internal disagreements, the two decided to separate in 1972: Barbieri founded his own publishing house, Edifumetto, while Cavedon became the sole owner of ErreGi which changed its name to Ediperiodici.