Troya

A brief but influential series from Argentina's Colectivo de la historieta, Troya (1977–1978) ran for only five issues but made a lasting mark during a turbulent era. Known for its collaborative, experimental approach, the series blended avant-garde storytelling with sharp political and social commentary, reflecting the collective's resistance to censorship under the dictatorship. Though short-lived, Troya remains a key artifact of 1970s Latin American comics, celebrated for its bold artistic risks and underground spirit.