What country are you from & do you have a Dylan Dog comic strip/book published in your own native tongue? (If that's a US version you've been reading, please specify in your answers.)

I come from Italy, so I speak fluid Italian, of course. I can read the original Italian version of the comic. I also speak some other languages, like Croatian, so I can read Dylan Dog comics even in those languages as well, even those published in Croatia.

I'm from Croatia, so we had Dylan Dog comic books in my own language, Croatian, in my country for ages now. I'm a big fan of Dylan Dog, since I was just a school kid. At first, the comic books were publish in Novi Sad, Serbia, in Serbian, but after the 1990 they were published in Croatian only. First Croatian edition of Dylan Dog comic book was published in Split, and later here, in Zagreb. It was always the international European version, I mean, the original Italian version, just in a form of translation.

I'm from the States, man. There's no Groucho Marx in our Dylan Dog comics. Something to do with his face being a trademark, or something, dunno. Anyways, we have Felix instead. Still, I know enough German to order a copy of each issue online, in German, so I can read the European edition also. Must say, it's way better than our own, American.

I'm from Iran, but I read Dylan Dog in Turkish, because it's illegal to read such a comic in my country. The Basij, or the Guard, is convinced that Dylan Dog, being a well-known womeniser, is anti-Islamic and that he has a bad influence on our youth. They say it corrupts our youngsters and our students. In one word, Dylan Dog is banned in my country for being too Westerner. Our country has a strict moral code, and although violence is acceptable by our moral police, sex is still a tabu, even straight sex. I'm gay, so I have to hide and be very careful. Otherwise, I could get executed just for being gay! So much for freedom in Iran! You could get arrested just for reading Dylan Dog comics. My friend is smuggling new copies of Dylan Dog each month from neighboring Turkey, which is a modern, secular state, unlike Iran. I should be thankful for that, because this way I learned not only a Turkish language, but also practiced reading the Roman script. I can speak English, but I'm from Asia, so, we only know the international, that is Italian version. I had no idea there was an American version, without Groucho. Dylan Dog belongs to London, he belongs to England, and he belongs to Europe. End of story!

I'm from Turkey and we have our own Dylan Dog comics, in Turkish, of course, what else.