After a first series of three volumes self-produced by the author from '99 to 2001 that did debut at Lucca Comics, Rigel becomes a small "publishing phenomenon", and in fact just two years after its debut, goes to publication with Panini Comics, first with the miniseries "Rigel Interlunium" that will be sold out and reprinted several times (the last in 2012 in deluxe-variant version) and then continue with the monographic Anedonia, giving life to a new narrative arc of the character.
Rigel Interlunium is not in continuity with self-production.

The titles of the three self-produced volumes are:
Rigel – La Settima Congrega
Rigel – Il requiem dell'unicorno
Rigel – Creature dell'Altrove
The self-production is now sold out since a long time, and in the new chapters produced by Panini Comics (Rigel Interlunium, composed of four volumes of 96 pages each) also participated Fabrizio Palmieri for the screenplay.

Panini Comics then reissued the miniseries twice more times: initially, after the immediate sold out of the first edition, and again in 2012, dedicating to Rigel a variant deluxe edition with sixteen brand new pages and two new covers.

Rigel's self-production was published under the Anatema label.
It consists of three volumes plus a "spin-off" untitled Tìnebra.

Interlunium was produced by Panini Comics, under the Cult Comics label and is made up of four volumes published between 2002 and 2004.
The Interlunium series, even if it includes some characters from the past self-production, is to be considered completely separated from it.
In fact, between self-production and Interlunium there is no continuity.
Even the graphic style changes a lot.

The series was followed in 2014 by the one-shot monohraphic book volume Anedonia, consisting of 144 pages, again published by Panini Comics in 2014 and entirely written, screened and designed by Elena de' Grimani.
The old characters, although not mentioned in this monographic (apart from the cat-familiar "Sortilegio") are always present in the setting of the comic.
It is therefore an evolution of the character on a character level, but not a zeroing of the original setting: nothing of what happened in Interlunium is denied or canceled.
The self-contained volume "Rigel-Anedonìa" therefore simply means the narration of the phase of passage and change of the nature of Rigel between the two narrative arcs: the old course, and what will come in the future.
 The metal band Rammstein authorized the full use of "Sonne" lyrics for a whole sequence of the book.

Other episodes of Rigel have been published in the Vampire and Concrete anthology magazines published by Absoluteblack.

In 2008 a special monographic book with Rigel as main character, with the title Gioco di Sangue, is published by Cartoon Club as "one shot" for the "Rimini Comix" comicbook fair.
After a first series of three volumes self-produced by the author from '99 to 2001 that did debut at Lucca Comics, Rigel becomes a small "publishing phenomenon", and in fact just two years after its debut, goes to publication with Panini Comics, first with the miniseries "Rigel Interlunium" that will be sold out and reprinted several times (the last in 2012 in deluxe-variant version) and then continue with the monographic Anedonia, giving life to a new narrative arc of the character. Rigel Interlunium is not in continuity with self-production.
The titles of the three self-produced volumes are:
Rigel – La Settima Congrega
Rigel – Il requiem dell'unicorno
Rigel – Creature dell'Altrove
The self-production is now sold out since a long time, and in the new chapters produced by Panini Comics (Rigel Interlunium, composed of four volumes of 96 pages each) also participated Fabrizio Palmieri for the screenplay.
Panini Comics then reissued the miniseries twice more times: initially, after the immediate sold out of the first edition, and again in 2012, dedicating to Rigel a variant deluxe edition with sixteen brand new pages and two new covers.
Rigel's self-production was published under the Anatema label. It consists of three volumes plus a "spin-off" untitled Tìnebra.
Interlunium was produced by Panini Comics, under the Cult Comics label and is made up of four volumes published between 2002 and 2004. The Interlunium series, even if it includes some characters from the past self-production, is to be considered completely separated from it. In fact, between self-production and Interlunium there is no continuity. Even the graphic style changes a lot.
The series was followed in 2014 by the one-shot monohraphic book volume Anedonia, consisting of 144 pages, again published by Panini Comics in 2014 and entirely written, screened and designed by Elena de' Grimani. The old characters, although not mentioned in this monographic (apart from the cat-familiar "Sortilegio") are always present in the setting of the comic. It is therefore an evolution of the character on a character level, but not a zeroing of the original setting: nothing of what happened in Interlunium is denied or canceled. The self-contained volume "Rigel-Anedonìa" therefore simply means the narration of the phase of passage and change of the nature of Rigel between the two narrative arcs: the old course, and what will come in the future.  The metal band Rammstein authorized the full use of "Sonne" lyrics for a whole sequence of the book.
Other episodes of Rigel have been published in the Vampire and Concrete anthology magazines published by Absoluteblack.
In 2008 a special monographic book with Rigel as main character, with the title Gioco di Sangue, is published by Cartoon Club as "one shot" for the "Rimini Comix" comicbook fair.
Rigel (character)