Candy Candy
The first manga title come in Italy, as a part of an anthology ("I primi eroi - Antologia storica del fumetto mondiale"), was "Son-Goku" by Shifumi Yamane, published in 1962. In late 1970s, because of great success, as in France, of the animated series imported from Japan, some publishing house released many successful issues (such as "Il grande Mazinga", "Candy Candy" and "Lady Oscar") containing prettified versions of the original manga, sometimes with stories made by Spanish or Italian authors. In early 1980s, "Eureka", a magazine edited by Alfredo Castelli and Silver, printed "Black Jack" by Osamu Tezuka and "Golgo 13" by Takao Saitō.