pencil and story: Milo Manara

Freely inspired by the work of Homer, Giuseppe Bergman is saved at sea by a sailboat.
In command a beautiful skipper, carrying an old Professor and a girl with a fake dildo.
The Professor wants to relive Homer's adventure, but it is Bergman who sees Ulysses' ghost ship alongside them.
The group retraces the deeds of Ulysses in a very original way, in a modern transposition, with the addition of a certain mysticism.
Bergman finds the helmet of Elpenore, the most cowardly of the sailors of the King of Ithaca.
Through the helmet he can relive the journey of Ulysses.
The ending, however, is seen by the Skipper, after wearing the old helmet out of curiosity.
Finally she discovers that Elpenore was not affected by the vengeance of the gods because he died before leaving the island of Circe.
Only his helmet made the journey with Odysseus' crew.
When the helmet ends up in the belly of a shark, the fury of the gods subsides and the skipper can enjoy the cruise in the company of Giuseppe Bergman.