Harlan Draka

Emerging from the fertile imagination of Tiziano Sclavi and artist Nicola Mari in 2000, Harlan Draka made his debut in the pages of Dylan Dog #161 — a Modern Age creation born under the Sergio Bonelli Editore banner, one of Italy's most storied comics publishers. Over more than two decades, he's carved out a presence across some of Bonelli's most beloved series, rubbing shoulders with icons like Dylan Dog, Groucho, and even the legendary Tex Willer and Magico Vento — rarefied company that speaks to his versatility across the publisher's rich universe. With appearances spanning Dylan Dog, Dampyr, and Morgan Lost, Harlan Draka is very much a citizen of the wider Bonelli world, a character who bridges genres and titles in a way few figures manage. For collectors with a taste for Italian comics at their most atmospheric and interconnected, he's a rewarding thread to follow.