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Il Male
Il Male (meaning "Evil" in English) was an Italian satirical magazine published in Italy between 1978 and 1982.
History and profile.
"Il Male" was first published in February 1978 as a biweekly tabloid format political satire magazine. The magazine originated from Italian cartoonist Pino Zac's idea. Tommaso Chiaretti was the first editor-in-chief.
The magazine became later weekly. It started with a circulation of 20.000 copies and reached peaks of 48,000 copies. Its fake covers of prominent
's most famous plays in Milanese are "Il manco male" (1695), "Il Barone di Birbanza" (1696), "I consigli di Meneghino" (1697), "Il falso filosofo" (1698), and "Concorso de' Meneghini" (1699). This last work may be considered as a sort of manifesto of dialectal poetry, as it explicitly celebrates the virtues of the Milanese language: "che apposta la pär fä / par dì la veritä" ("which seems as if