Estórias Diabolicas

A darkly surreal anthology series from Brazilian publisher GEP, Estórias Diabólicas ran for 13 issues between 1967 and 1969, exploring twisted tales of horror, the supernatural, and moral comeuppance. The series is most associated with the distinctive, moody artwork of Jayme Cortez, whose covers and interior illustrations gave the book a uniquely unsettling, European-inflected atmosphere. Though brief, it stands as a cult landmark in Brazilian horror comics, offering a glimpse into the country's vibrant and often macabre mid-century publishing scene.