pencil and story: Erich Von Gotha

London, 1766.
Lady Janice Mitchcombe buries her husband, but the Viscount is at her side.
The Viscount abuses her immediately after the ceremony, but she is no longer willing to put up with him.
The Viscount perceives the rebellion and takes it out on Victoria, another young and beautiful slave.
He takes it to White Chapel and offers it to tavern customers and a prostitute.
Meanwhile Janice receives a visit from Richard and reconciles with him, convincing him to kill the Viscount.
Vauxhall also plans Janice's death and asks for help from the prostitute and her brother.
The brothers sneak into the Mitchcombe house and kidnap Janice, after killing her maid.
After delivering Janice to the Viscount, the two criminals are poisoned.
Janice is taken underground by Vauxhall and Abbot Redman, who begin to torture her.
Richard's arrival saves the widow's life.
the Viscount burns to death, but the abbot manages to mortally wound Richard before expiring.
Now Janice is free, finally.