Quadrins

A brief but distinctive four-issue series from Brazilian publisher A Casa, Quadrins (1979–1980) offered a showcase for experimental short-form comics, blending surreal humor, satirical commentary, and avant-garde visual storytelling. The anthology is most associated with the work of Luiz Gê and Chico Caruso, whose contributions helped define its irreverent, countercultural tone. Though short-lived, Quadrins stands as a notable artifact of late-1970s Brazilian independent comics, capturing the creative energy and political undercurrents of the era.