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should titles of Pratt's work be in Italian, French OR in both languages? User:wathiik

I'd say Italian, since the original works are in that language. User:Ror77

I'd say both since the French-speakers take better care of his legacy ;) —MURGH ^disc. 01:23, 3 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It depends. The earlier works were in italian, but Hugo Pratt was working in France at the times of Corto Maltese, and from this moment, most of his stories were written in french, and translated in italian after.