Fumetti d'estate TV

In 1992, Silvio Berlusconi Editore launched Fumetti d'estate TV, a seven-issue summer anthology that brought together some of Italy’s most celebrated comic talent—including Claudio Nizzi, Alfredo Castelli, and Guido Crepax as writers, and Corrado Roi, C. Sciarrone, and Giovanni Ticci as artists. The series served as a seasonal showcase for the publisher’s iconic characters, notably Dylan Dog and Nick Raider, offering readers a concentrated dose of their adventures in a single, sun-drenched package. While brief, it remains a distinctive snapshot of early-1990s Italian comics, blending horror and detective genres under one cover.