Isabella #101 : La maschera di fango - Couverture

Sergio Rosi began producing more adult-oriented comic books under the banner "Studio Rosi" (together with Gaspare De Fiore and Giorgio Cambiotti), of which 'Jacula', the queen of vampires by Erregi/Ediperiodici was the longest running (1969-1982). Other titles that contained art by Studio Rosi were 'L'Artiglio D'Acciaio' (Edizioni Bianconi, 1967-1968), 'Lucifero' (Ed. L.P., 1973-1974), 'Carne Bollente' (Edizione Produzione Periodici, 1987), 'Sensi' (Publishing Magazine, 1989), 'Sexy Club' (Publishing Magazine, 1989-1990) and 'Top Story' (Publishing Magazine, 1989-1990). The activities of Studio Rosi were continued by his son Sandro.