Chaupinela

In the mid-1970s, Argentine publisher Ediciones de la Urraca released Chaupinela, a 20-issue comic series that offered a sharp, satirical look at local politics and social mores. Known for its irreverent humor and distinctive visual style, the title became a cult favorite among readers who appreciated its bold commentary on the era's upheavals. Though short-lived, it remains a notable example of the politically charged underground comics movement in South America.