Naga

In the mid-1970s, Italian publisher Edizioni Del Vascello unleashed Naga, a dark fantasy-horror series that ran for 15 issues. With Rubino Ventura as its primary writer and the distinctive, atmospheric art of Leone Frollo and Alessandro Biffignandi bringing the terror to life, the comic carved out a niche in Italy's thriving fumetti neri scene. It stands as a cult artifact of its era, showcasing the raw, unbridled creativity of Italian genre comics before the market shifted.