Pink Rabbit

Few characters carry quite so intriguing a name into the shadowy corridors of Italian horror comics as Pink Rabbit, who made their debut in Dylan Dog #24 back in 1988 — brought to life by the creative team of Tiziano Sclavi, Luigi Mignacco, Luigi Piccatto, and Cesare Valeri at the height of that beloved series' early run for Sergio Bonelli Editore. Emerging from the Copper Age, Pink Rabbit inhabits a world of dread and dark imagination, sharing pages with Dylan Dog himself, the sardonic Groucho, and the dogged Ispettore Bloch across titles like Maxi Dylan Dog and Collana Almanacchi. With appearances stretching across more than three decades into 2021, this is a character whose presence in the Dylan Dog universe has quietly endured — and for devoted collectors of Italian fumetti, that kind of longevity in such distinguished company is reason enough to take notice.