Jaguar God #3

Jaguar God #3 was published in 1996 as part of the initial run of the Jaguar God limited series, which originated from the independent comics scene during the mid-nineties. The series was created, written, and illustrated by Guy Davis, a respected artist known for his distinct, atmospheric style and his work on titles such as Sandman Mystery Theatre and B.P.R.D. The narrative blends elements of Aztec mythology with dark fantasy and action, reflecting the creator's penchant for intricate creature design and gritty, lived-in environments.

The series emerged during a period of experimentation for independent publishers, specifically under the Entity Comics banner. Guy Davis sought to blend traditional superhero tropes with folklore-inspired horror, resulting in a visual aesthetic defined by heavy ink washes and fluid linework. While the series garnered a dedicated cult following for its unique artistic direction and mythological depth, it remained a niche title that exemplified the creative freedom common to smaller press comic production during that era.