Monstruário

In this short but visually striking two-issue series from Marsupial, writer Lucas Oda and artist Mario Cau craft a Brazilian horror anthology where classic monsters are reimagined through a local, folkloric lens. Each issue presents a self-contained tale, blending the familiar iconography of werewolves and vampires with the rich, unsettling traditions of Brazilian myth. The series stands out for Cau's atmospheric, moody artwork and Oda's tight, character-driven scripts that prioritize dread over gore. It's a compact but memorable showcase of how genre comics can be revitalized by a specific cultural perspective.