Goliat

A gritty, post-apocalyptic Brazilian comic series from TM-Semic, Goliat ran for 24 issues between 1990 and 1993, chronicling the brutal journey of its hulking, armored protagonist through a desolate wasteland. The series is most closely associated with artist and co-creator Rodolfo Zalla, whose detailed, visceral artwork defined the title's bleak, survivalist tone. As a key entry in the Brazilian independent comics boom of the early '90s, Goliat stands out for its unflinching violence and its fusion of sci-fi and sword-and-sorcery aesthetics.