Goblin

Born from the creative minds of Claudio Chiaverotti, Tiziano Sclavi, and Piero Dall'Agnol, Goblin made their entrance into Italian comics in 1990 through the pages of Dylan Dog #45, a Sergio Bonelli Editore series beloved for its atmospheric blend of horror and mystery. Emerging at the cusp of the Copper and Modern Ages, this character carved out a niche within one of Italy's most iconic comic universes, sharing pages with fan favorites like Dylan Dog himself, the sardonic Groucho, the stalwart Ispettore Bloch, and even legendary Bonelli heroes Zagor and Tex Willer. A presence sustained across an impressive 24-year span through Dylan Dog and Dylan Dog Color Fest, Goblin is a fascinating piece of the rich, sprawling world that Bonelli built — a character that rewards the curious collector willing to dig into the celebrated Italian tradition of genre comics.