pencil and story: Coq

Betty Postic, an investigator, investigates the death of a St. Briac family maid.
To investigate, she infiltrates their mansion as a new maid.
As soon as she arrives, she is greeted by the hostess and her submissive maid.
When Marion, the maid, makes advances to her, the mistress decides to punish her.
That evening Marion is further punished by her mistress and her husband, with whipping and sodomy.
Betty spies on them, but is surprised by the waiter who forces her into oral intercourse so as not to betray her.
The next day Betty consoles Marion in the kitchen, making love with her.
Shortly after, she gets punished by the landlord on purpose, being whipped and sodomized in turn.
Marion and Betty also make love with the St. Briac's daughter.
Their son, on the other hand, is a mentally disturbed masochist.
Betty betrays herself that evening, letting herself be intercepted on the phone.
They take her to the basement and are about to kill her, when the man accused of the maid's murder intervenes and saves her.
In the ensuing clash, his savior and the young St. Briac, the true perpetrator of the crime at the instigation of others, dies .
Particular and easily recognizable style, that of Coq (Luis García Gallo, Spain 1907-2001).
Even if the drawings are exclusively in black and white, the use of charcoal is exploited to the maximum for effective shadow play.
The story is not bad, even if treated a little superficially.