Creepy #1
"La noche de la gallina" is a standout entry in the eerie Creepy #1 (1979), a 60-cent comic that delivers a chilling twist on the classic exorcism tale. Written and illustrated with eerie precision by Rafael Auraleón, the story follows a desperate doctor and priest as they summon the official exorcist—only to discover he’s an alien agent from the "hombres alados," facing off against a demon secretly working for the planet Averno. The cover by Enric captures the story’s unsettling tone with stark, shadowed imagery.
In "¡Exorcismo!", a desperate doctor turns to a priest when a young girl falls under a sinister influence, leading to the summoning of the obispado’s official exorcist—only to discover the man is an alien agent from the "hombres alados." As the ritual unfolds, the demon cast out reveals a shocking truth: it, too, is an infiltrator, sent from the planet Averno. Written by Luis Vigil, this chilling 8-page tale blurs the line between holy rite and interplanetary conflict.
In the quiet shadow of the countryside, a string of mysterious deaths leaves the villagers shaken—each victim found at dawn, drained of blood. Suspicion falls on Count Orsini, the reclusive newcomer who’s taken up residence in the abandoned villa on the edge of town. As fear spreads and the nights grow darker, the truth behind the killings begins to stir.
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