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	Diabolik - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Diabolik and Eva Kant portrayed by Sergio Zaniboni.
		Diabolik does not use firearms: his main weapons are the daggers he throws with uncanny ability, as well as a small dart gun with knockout darts.
		Diabolik's main opponent is Inspector Ginko, known only by his surname, a fierce police officer who however is always cheated by the astute tricks devised by Diabolik.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Diabolik (743 words)

	REVIEW -- Diabolik
		Knowing that Diabolik will try to steal it, he has the gold "radioactivated." In this way, if stolen, they will be able to trace the gold back to Diabolik's lair, effectively leading them to all of the stolen goods.
		Diabolik is temporarily distracted by their intrusion, only to meet his fate when the extreme heat from the drill he is using to melt the gold causes the container to explode, covering him entirely in gold.
		DIABOLIK is especially interesting for the way it covers different territory than Bava's horror films and gialli, while at the same time remaining true to the tone of his overall body of work.
	members.tripod.com /mariobava/diabolik.htm (1919 words)

	Diabolik
		After Diabolik (John Philip Law) steals $1 million from under the noses of the police the Minister of the Interior (Terry Thomas – an effective guest star appearance as his standard upper class twit persona) announces the temporary reintroduction of the death penalty.
		Diabolik and his girlfriend Eva (Marisa Mell – wonderfully decorative) then procede to turn the press conference into a farce by unleasing laughing gas into the audience.
		Even the one aspect of Diabolik's character that is clear – his remarkable fidelity towards Eva – is aberrant, a far cry from the womanising of a James Bond.
	www.kinocite.co.uk /15/1504.php (879 words)

	Danger: Diabolik (1968): John Phillip Law, Marisa Mell, Michael Piccoli - PopMatters Film Review
		Danger: Diabolik, propelled by an outrageous electric guitar and sitar-laden score by Ennio Morricone, is a glorious, super-stylish experience, accompanied on DVD by a documentary and commentary by Bava historian Tim Lucas and the film's star, John Phillip Law.
		Diabolik's criminal behavior could, in this context, be read as "sticking it to The Man," especially if you consider his and Eva's fashion sense.
		Because of their attractiveness, youth, and wealth, Diabolik and Eva could be the toast of the town, welcomed everywhere and partying all night with the jet set.
	www.popmatters.com /film/reviews/d/danger-diabolik.shtml (863 words)

	Comics2Film: Diabolik Animated
		Earlier this year Fox Kids announced that Diabolik, an animated TV show based on one of Italy's most popular comic characters, was on their fall schedule.
		Our source said, that attempts to change Diabolik for a young, American audience were met with staunch resistance from the Italian handlers of the character.
		Raised by a wealthy adoptive father to lead a life of crime, Diabolik instead dedicates himself to defeating his corrupt brother and the powerful, criminal regime he’s ruled since his father’s death.
	www.comics2film.com /Diabolik.shtml (1125 words)

	Untitled Document
		The title character is a suave and clever thief who, with the aid of his accomplice/lover Eva Kant, is one of the most notorious criminals in the world.
		After Diabolik initially tries to steal it, the Wanders purchase the necklace, and Ambassador Wanders' wife plans to wear it at the party.
		It is Diabolik's goal to make certain that he and Eva have the priceless trinket when the night is done.
	www.popimage.com /oct99/reviews/diabolik.html (360 words)

	Danger:Diabolik
		Diabolik (John Philip Law) is a smart, slick super-thief who lives for two things - (a) a challenging robbery and (b) making his Eva (Marisa Mell), his luscious partner in crime, happy.
		Diabolik takes the challenge but is smarter than they think, thus prompting an epic game of brinksmanship between Diabolik and the law...
		Danger: Diabolik is the kind of movie that hinges upon the viewer being willing to set aside typical viewing concerns for a pure visual experience.
	www.dvdmaniacs.net /Reviews/A-D/danger_diabolik.html (950 words)

	Episode 1013- Diabolik
		Diabolik has a really cool underground lair, a really cool car, and a foxy lady named Eva who employs all the wig technology available to her.
		Eva and Diabolik have a deep and abiding love based on trust, a shared history, and shared goals for the future, as is evidenced by them rolling around naked in a pile of greenbacks.
		Diabolik, though immobilized, laughs triumphantly though it's anybody's guess why, since he's encased in gold and there's no-one around to feed him, scratch his nose, or help him go to the bathroom.
	www.mst3kinfo.com /aceg/10/1013/ep1013.html (1452 words)

	The DVD Journal \| Quick Reviews: Danger: Diabolik
		On Diabolik's case is Inspector Ginko (Michel Piccoli), who asks for tougher sentences on criminals and uses his power to forcibly reduce the work of other criminals.
		And when the heat is turned up higher, Diabolik returns fire by destroying the tax records — forcing the government to ask the public to pay what they think they owe.
		Diabolik is the ultimate comic book anti-hero, a Robin Hood who steals only from the rich, but only gives to himself and his lady.
	www.dvdjournal.com /quickreviews/d/dangerdiabolik.q.shtml (736 words)

	DVD Savant: DANGER: DIABOLIK - The Guiltiest Pleasure of Them All
		Diabolik also retains a number of his nastier comic habits: the criminal fiend thinks nothing of contemptously killing policemen right and left, and at one point dynamites a couple dozen government buildings for little more than a lark, a personal statement to prove that his threats are never bluffs.
		Diabolik's unfettered greed and incredible nerve in seizing what he wants, no matter what the price to society, seems to represent the ultimate end of materialist consumerism, what it would really take to achieve the glossy fashion-magazine dream of Italian luxury.
		Diabolik is a hundred times more interesting than the slapdash Barbarella, which constructs some interesting sets but is mostly a big cardboard bore.
	www.dvdtalk.com /dvdsavant/s71diabolik.html (2687 words)

	It's $5 Extra Issue 03 Volume 02
		Diabolik was created by two sisters, Angela and Giuliana Giussani in early 1962 while working as school teachers in Italy and the first issue followed on November 1, 1962 with art by Gino Marchesi.
		As Diabolik is melting the gold, Ginko and his men storm Diabolik’s hideout and Diabolik gets covered in liquid gold when the thing holding the gold explodes.
		Diabolik is thought to be dead but at the end of the film he winks at us, letting us know he is ok and will be back for further adventures.
	www.musicfanclubs.org /beastieboys/5dollar/03/diabolik.htm (1283 words)

	Diabolik (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		History: Diabolik is a criminal genius who targets the underworld, assisted by his lover Eva Kant.
		Since his opponents are criminals, Diabolik had no moral qualms about using the most vicious methods when needs required.
		Mike Murphy notes that there was a Diabolik animated series "Only available on FOX Kids European affiliates in the late 90s as it was demurred import to the US as it was deemed "immoral' -- despite the fact that the protagonist was a James Bond-style superthief and was pitted against worse criminals.
	www.internationalhero.co.uk /d/diabolik.htm (267 words)

	DANGER: DIABOLIK
		Diabolik (John Phillip Law), a criminal mastermind, steals and kills with the help of his luscious lover, Eva (Marisa Mell)...
		With his cocked eyebrow and sardonic laugh, he totally fulfills the central function of being a badass, but he's also able to invest the role with a depth of feeling that goes beyond other such screen characters.
		True, Diabolik is a thief and a bad guy — on the commentary track for the DVD, Law and Bava biographer Tim Lucas aptly refer to him as being a "terrorist" — but he shows genuine warmth and humanity in his relationship with Eva, played with statuesque perfection by Austrian born Marisa Mell.
	www.eccentric-cinema.com /cult_movies/danger_diabolik.htm (884 words)

	(re)search my Trash
		But of course, Diabolik is always one step ahead, inasmuch as he doesn't try to only steal the money but he steals the whole car, and later makes good his getaway with hte help of his girlfriend Eva (Marisa Mell) and a fl and a white Jaguar.
		Unfortunately though, one hooker is able to identify Eva as Diabolik's friend, and at the next opportunity they kidnap her and hold her for ransom: Lady Clarke's diamond necklace and the money from the money transport...
		Of course though, Diabolik is one step ahead of Ginko after all when he explodes a truck on the railtracks to have a tunnel blocked, forcing the train to detour, then blows up a bridge over the sea the train has to pass, and once under water, snatches the container containing the gold after all.
	www.searchmytrash.com /cgi-bin/creditsb.pl?diabolik(1968) (646 words)

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		Diabolik USA does the same for the American editions.
		Diabolik USA doet hetzelfde voor de amerikaanse uitgaven.
		Diabolik Swiss is de Italiaanse (2e) herdruk serie die hier belicht wordt.
	users.raketnet.nl /diabolik.nl (266 words)

	Home Security Store, Inc. - DIABOLIK - WebCam (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Webcam Diabolik is the most affordable, easy and safe answer to your security needs.
		Webcam Diabolik is distributed with a special led Webcam that is capable of high quality night recording.
		Webcam Diabolik has an adjustable sensitivity threshold (Motion Detection), to trigger sound alarms in case of intrusions and to receive appropriate warnings via e-mail or SMS.
	www.homesecuritystore.com /autogen/EZS-1172-DIABOLIKWebCam.html (182 words)

	Danger: Diabolik - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Danger: Diabolik (also known simply as Diabolik) is a 1968 feature film from Italian filmmaker Mario Bava based on the Italian comic character Diabolik.
		It is the story of a skilled thief (played by John Phillip Law) living out of a ritzy hideout who steals incredible riches from the Italian government- including $10 million in cash, a highly prized set of emeralds, and an enormous gold ingot.
		While fairly faithful to the original, having Diabolik and Eva drive their fl and white Jaguars, etc, the movie portrayed Eva more like a scantily-clad damsel in distress than is shown in the original stories.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Danger:_Diabolik (289 words)

	Saban's Diabolik TV Show - Saban's Diabolik Television Show - TV.com
		Diabolik is a thief, the best thief in the world who is bent on bringing down his brothers crime syndicate the brotherhood (previously owned by his now deceased father 'King).
		With the help of his partner Eva Kant, Diabolik will do what whatever it takes to make sure the brotherhood is completely destroyed.
		Diabolik thinks Ginko is being framed and while he is relieved Ginko is locked up, he assumes the brotherhood is involved and goes to clear his name.
	www.tv.com /sabans-diabolik/show/21040/summary.html (255 words)

	Amazon.ca: Danger: Diabolik: DVD: Mario Bava,Caterina Boratto,Andrea Bosic,Adolfo Celi,Carlo Croccolo,Claudio ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Striking a deal with police to capture Diabolik once and for all, underground crime-boss Valmont receives more than he bargained for as Diabolik constantly turns the tables on his would-be captors, always managing to squeak out of a tight spot with his gadgets and disguises.
		Diabolik also serves as an interesting companion piece to Barbarella, released the same year and co-starring Law as Pygar, the angel who has lost his will to fly.
		Pitted against a world of old stilted politics, bumbling police and chalk-stripe-suited Mafia villains Diabolik, a cool ultra-thief with an underground lair to be envied by Dr No and every other evil genius, outwits his pursuers time and time again with a manic laugh, a delicious girl-friend and his 'n' hers Jaguar E-Types.
	www.amazon.ca /Danger-Diabolik-Mario-Bava/dp/B000228EJA (1869 words)

	Amazon.com: Danger Diabolik: Video: John Phillip Law,Marisa Mell,Michel Piccoli,Adolfo Celi,Claudio Gora,Mario ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bava understood that film was predominantly a visual medium and he tells the story with a minimal use of dialogue (Diabolik rarely speaks), instead propelling the narrative largely through eye-catching imagery.
		A fun, colourful action flick, "Danger: Diabolik" is a slice of the Swinging Sixties at their most colourful, but without an ounce of heavy material.
		Diabolik recovers emeralds from the ashes of a cremated body.
	www.amazon.com /Danger-Diabolik-John-Phillip-Law/dp/6302491932 (2671 words)

	Danger: Diabolik Movie Review \| John Philip Law \| Mario Bava \| Bad Movies \| Cinema de Merde
		Diabolik steals whatever the biggest loot around is, seemingly for the thrill of it, and the way it seems to enhance sex with his fabulous girlfriend Eva.
		He really shows how fun it would be to be Diabolik, and Diabolik himself seems to really enjoy what he does, which makes the film enjoyable for everyone.
		The DVD for this film includes a Beastie Boys video that cleverly interweaves shots from the film with the boys playing Diabolik and various others, which is all based on a sequence from the film.
	www.cinemademerde.com /diabolik.shtml (504 words)

	Meet Diabolik: Visual Arts: Joel Wicklund: CenterstageChicago.com
		Dressed in a smashingly impractical leather ninja outfit (so firmly plastered over his mouth that his facial features are still visible), he plots and executes the kind of impossible heists that even good, church-going folk see in a glamorous light.
		But where Batman obsesses on injustice, Diabolik lives simply to pull of the next great heist, frustrate the police tracking him, stick it to "the man," and enjoy his decadent lifestyle with his gorgeous gal pal Eva Kant.
		Bava would return to the horror genre he made his name with after completing "Danger: Diabolik," but for its dazzling imagery alone this film deserves to be mentioned along with his famous chillers as an example of this influential visual stylist working near the top of his game.
	centerstage.net /art/articles/dvdetours-diabolik.html (949 words)

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	www.diabolik.it (336 words)

	Diabolik (1968) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Plot Outline: Fey super-thief Diabolik runs around stealing jewels, gold, murdering innocent people, and being a nuisance to the government of a generic European country.
		Danger: Diabolik is a cult masterpiece and part of the greatest achievements of the brilliant director Mario Bava (or God, like I tend to call him).
		Danger Diabolik introduces more kinky gadgets than 20 James Bond films ever could and the amount of creativity in just endless.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0062861 (547 words)

	Hollywood Gothique: Danger: Diabolik (1968) Review
		Of course, we're supposed to root for Diabolik because he's good-looking and cool, also because he has a passionate relationship with his girlfriend, Eva Kant (Marisa Mell), and it's clear that the robberies are done not for the money but for the exictiment and titillation.
		The film's ending sees Diabolik at last hoist upon his own petard, but a final fadeout wink to the audience seems to promise a sequel.
		He denies the "camp" label that some critics applied to the film in the wake of the BATMAN television series and points out that the tone is playful, rather than mocking of the subject matter.
	www.hollywoodgothique.com /dangerdiabolik.html (1202 words)

	Diabolik (1968)
		In psychedelic swinging 60s style, the dreaded thief (and killer) Diabolik wreaks havoc on a generic European country for his own financial gain and amusement.
		He shares an extravagant underground lair (and a giant bed of money) with his curvaceous, superficial girlfriend...who uses her awesome powers of wig-wearing to help Diabolik kill innocent people and steal billions from the government.
		Nonetheless, Diabolik is the "hero" of the film because he must face off against bumbling cops and revenge-seeking mafiosos.
	xoomer.virgilio.it /amasoni2002/shl/internationals/diabolik_(1968).htm (125 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Danger: Diabolik : Main
		Diabolik (John Phillip Law) is the criminal mastermind who has just pulled off a huge heis...
		Expanding his primary-hued fantasy world into an appropriately cotton candy-flavored kaleidoscope, director Mario Bava injects Danger: Diabolik with the perfect amount of...
		Diabolik (John Phillip Law) is the criminal mastermind who has just pulled off a huge heist.
	www.vh1.com /movies/movie/8019/moviemain.jhtml (147 words)

	Deep Discount DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Made at the height of the Swinging '60s, Mario Bava's stylish, tongue-in-cheek adaptation of the popular Italian comic strip DIABOLIK captures all the lavish decadence typical of the psychedelic era.
		Sharing an opulent underground lair with his stunning, amoral girlfriend Eva Kant (Marisa Mell), Diabolik globetrots Europe in his quest for wealth while confounding both the police (Michel Piccoli and Terry Thomas) and a rival criminal (Adolfo Celi).
		With its innovative cinematography and a pulsing score by soundtrack maestro Ennio Morricone, DIABOLIK has been referenced in a Beastie Boys video and Roman Coppola's CQ--and owns the dubious honor of being the last film parodied by Mystery Science Theater 3000.
	www.deepdiscountdvd.com /dvd.cfm?itemID=PRD006727 (146 words)

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