Gogol was born in the suburbia of Milan thirty-five years ago, probably. His father runs a bar and has spent most of his life making cappuccinos and espressos. When he was 25, Gogol was a conscientious witness of this ambience before deciding to react against the impoliteness constantly surrounding him. People being rude to his family, shouting at the telephone and making politically incorrect comments to his sister (who, by the way, didn’t mind), exasperated his patience and provoked a tense reaction. Gogol spent 5 years training Kung Fu and Taekwondo to get the superpowers that nature, inexplicably, didn’t provide him when giving birth. He has been studying classic and postmodernist masterpieces to assimilate the knowledge to understand and fight the growing tendency to forget etiquette.

He has then moved to a forgotten village of Tuscany, Borgo Coperto, to practice his skills. Any superhero must start somewhere, Gotham City was too far at the time and London wasn’t particularly attractive. So, he decided to test himself from the ground: in his plans, this forgotten village is the starting point of a heroes generation who take over the responsibility to live in a better world, a world that respects good manners.