Eva Kant | |
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Publication information | |
Publisher | Astorina |
First appearance | Diabolik #3 (3 March 1963) |
Created by | Angela Giussani Luciana Giussani |
In-story information | |
Full name | Lady Eva Kant (as Kiss Tímea) |
Supporting character of | Diabolik |
Abilities | Skilled martial artist |
Eva Kant is an Italian comics character who originated in the series Diabolik , issue #3 (3 March 1963). [1]
The character is extremely popular in Italy, where she reached the status of fashion icon. [1] [2]
Eva is the girlfriend and sidekick of criminal mastermind Diabolik; like him, she is a master thief with expertise in gathering information, bypassing security measures, and utilizing lifelike masks as a means of deception. She is typically portrayed as an attractive blonde young woman; she drives a white E-Type Jaguar, and usually goes into action wearing a heavy sweater and trousers, no mask (unlike Diabolik) and no revealing clothing. She usually wears her hair up.
Eva appeared in the 1999 Diabolik animated television series, which also provided her character with a backstory. Her voice was provided by Sonia Mazza in Italian and by Megan Fahlenbock in English.
In 1968's Danger: Diabolik by Mario Bava, Eva is played by Marisa Mell, and in general wears more revealing clothing than in her comic appearances. She also wears her long hair down, abandoning her trademark hairstyle.
She is played by actress Miriam Leone in the eponymous 2021 film directed by the Manetti Bros. [3] [4] Leone reprised her role in the film's two sequels, Ginko Attacks! and Who Are You? .
In the Tiromancino's music video "Amore impossibile", directed by Lamberto Bava, Eva is played by Claudia Gerini. [1] Gerini would later make a cameo appearance in the 2021 film as a socialite who is later revealed to be Eva in a mask.
In 2005, Eva is played by Roberta Potrich in the video for the 50th anniversary of the Fiat 600. [1]
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