Exorcismo

A 34-issue horror anthology from the Mexican publisher Producciones Hernandez Medina, Exorcismo (1976–1977) capitalized on the demonic-possession craze of the era with a mix of supernatural chills and gothic dread. The series is best remembered for its lurid, atmospheric covers and its no-holds-barred approach to occult storytelling, often blending religious iconography with visceral terror. Though short-lived, it stands as a vivid artifact of 1970s Mexican horror comics, capturing the raw, unlicensed energy of the country's pulp scene.