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A new digital edition of a modern classic

In the vast landscape of Italian comics (fumetti), Sergio Bonelli Editore is best known for its westerns, horror, and detective series. However, in 2007, the publisher launched a high fantasy saga that would capture the hearts of readers looking for something beyond the usual Tex or Dylan Dog: Dragonero.

The file "Romanzi-a-Fumetti-Bonelli-n-01---DRAGONERO" refers to the very first volume of the Romanzi a Fumetti Bonelli (Bonelli Graphic Novels) line, which presented larger, book-sized comic albums with richer paper and more elaborate artwork than the standard monthly series.

While the file Romanzi-a-Fumetti-Bonelli-n-01---DRAGONERO...cbr clearly refers to a scanned, fan-edited copy of a Bonelli comic, it is not an authorized release. Readers interested in Dragonero should support the creators by purchasing official editions, thereby ensuring the continuation of Italian fantasy comics.

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The primary selling point of the Romanzi a Fumetti line is the artistic upgrade.

Created by Luca Enoch and Stefano Vietti, with stunning art by Giuseppe Matteoni and others, Dragonero (originally titled Dragonero – L’ascesa di Draquir) tells the story of Ian Aranill, a former ranger of the empire of Erondár, who fights alongside his elven friend Gmor and the fierce warrior Myrva against ancient evils, dragon-like creatures called Alani, and the corrupt forces of magic and power.

The first album, "L’ascesa di Draquir" (The Rise of Draquir), sets the tone: a dark, nuanced fantasy world where heroism is costly, and the line between good and evil is rarely clear.

This article provides an overview of the seminal graphic novel Dragonero

, which launched the popular Italian fantasy franchise of the same name. Introduction to Dragonero (Romanzi a Fumetti Bonelli #1) A new digital edition of a modern classic

Published on June 16, 2007, Dragonero marked a significant departure for the legendary Italian house Sergio Bonelli Editore. It was released as the first volume of the "Romanzi a fumetti Bonelli" (Bonelli Graphic Novels) series, a collection designed to offer self-contained, high-quality stories in a larger format than the publisher’s traditional monthly pocket-sized comics.

The volume was written by Luca Enoch and Stefano Vietti, with detailed artwork and cover design by Giuseppe Matteoni. Plot Summary and Core Characters

The story is set in the vast fantasy world of Erondàr, where an "Ancient Prohibition" that keeps malevolent beings known as the "Abominables" imprisoned is under threat.

To prevent a global catastrophe, the wizard Alben assembles a diverse team of heroes:

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Bonelli comics are widely available in official digital stores like Amazon Kindle, Google Play Books, and the publisher’s own Bonelli Store (in Italian). The scanned file described here is a fan-created digital copy of a physical comic, not an official release. While fans often scan out-of-print or hard-to-find editions, sharing copyrighted material without permission violates intellectual property laws.

For collectors and readers, the recommended path is to support the creators by purchasing the official digital or print editions. Bonelli has released many Dragonero albums in comprehensive omnibus editions as well.

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