This paper examines the comic "El exorcismo de Almansa" (hereafter EEA) through narrative, visual, and socio-historical lenses. It argues that EEA uses exorcism tropes and regional identity to explore collective memory, religious heritage, and contemporary anxieties in Spain, blending folkloric material with modern graphic storytelling techniques.
The most compelling aspect of the work is its sociological subtext. The exorcism ritual, in a Spanish context, carries heavy cultural baggage. It is not merely a religious rite but a social spectacle. el exorcismo de almansa comic pdf work