Actually, the Turkish debut of Zagor goes back to 1962, only one year after its creation in Italy. However, the first Turkish Zagor comics, published weekly by Ceylan Yay�nlar�, turned out to be short-lived and ceased publication after 32 issues (Ceylan's Zagor is one of the most rare and sought-after comics in the Turkish collectors scene; only a few collectors are known to possess samples).
Zagor's Turkish breakthrough came in 1970 with Tay Yay�nlar�'s weekly with glossy covers featuring art by Turkish artists such as Yal��n and Arslan. Tay's weekly Zagor lasted until 1979, with 465 issues. Back issues were re-bound and re-marketed as 'volumes' and after the weekly format was ceased, the 'volumes' series (later named as 'albums') continued on its own with reprints as well as new adventures until 1995 with more than a total of 500 volumes/albums in four different series.
Tay's short-lived successor Ecem Yay�nlar� briefly put out a biweekly Yeni Zagor albums series which for the first time in Turkey featured original Italian cover art.
Currently, Zagor is being published in Turkey by Lal Kitap.
Source: Orhan Berent, Zagor-1, supplement of Ser�ven no.3