Devilina

Straight from the wild, anything-goes frontier of Bronze Age independent comics, Devilina burst onto the scene in 1975 courtesy of artist Ric Estrada and the short-lived but spirited Seaboard imprint — a publisher that briefly gave Marvel and DC a run for their money. She headlines her own self-titled series and turns up in atmospheric anthology titles like Thrilling Adventure Stories and Weird Tales of the Macabre, keeping some truly infernal company — none other than Satan himself shares her pages. Rare and compact with just a handful of catalog appearances, Devilina is a genuine Bronze Age curiosity, the kind of character that makes digging through back-issue bins such a rewarding adventure for collectors with a taste for the macabre.