Avventure di domani!

Published by Editions Mondiales from 1956 onward, Avventure di domani! ran for ten issues as a short-lived Italian science-fiction anthology series. The title translates to "Adventures of Tomorrow," and its stories explored futuristic themes and speculative concepts typical of mid-century comics. Though its run was brief, the series is remembered for its vivid, imaginative covers and its role in introducing early Italian readers to genre storytelling. It remains a notable artifact of 1950s European comic publishing.