Kiss

In the mid-1960s, Italian publisher Edi-Europ launched Kiss, a short-lived but distinctive comic series running 17 issues from 1966 to 1968. The series is best remembered for its bold, pop-art-influenced covers and stories, often featuring glamorous, spy-fi, and adventure themes that reflected the swinging '60s zeitgeist. While not as widely known as American superhero fare, Kiss stands as a vibrant artifact of European comics' experimental era, showcasing the continent's flair for stylish, genre-blending storytelling.