Dante

In the mid-1970s, Italian publisher Semic launched Dante, a 13-issue comic series that blended horror, fantasy, and adventure through a modernized take on the classic literary figure. Known for its atmospheric, often grim artwork and a European sensibility distinct from American superhero fare, the series carved a niche in the Italian fumetti landscape. While specific creators are not widely credited in English-language sources, the book is remembered by collectors for its moody, standalone stories and its brief but evocative run.