pencil: Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri

story: Jean Dufaux

Saria Asanti, granddaughter of the Doge of Venice, inherited from her father three keys, capable of opening a door to Hell, Paradise or the Void.
Nobody knows where the Angel's Door is located, where the keys will be used.
After having entrusted her with the keys, her father is killed by Galadriel, the Guardian Angel of the Door.
Orlando, her father's faithful servant, stays with the little girl to protect her.
Many years later Saria has grown into a woman and is known as the Moon.
The girl strives to protect the needy citizens of Venice, kept in misery by her uncle Doge and his Fasci.
The elections are approaching, in which the people will have to choose between the Doge (Catholics) and the candidate of the Dyle of the Convicts (Muslims).
Galadriel continues to search for the keys, but is unaware that they are in Saria's possession.
Saria, on the other hand, has no idea where the door is.
Saria is attacked by the Fasci, led by the right arm of the Doge Amilcare.
Orlando arrives to her aid, who saves her, but is captured in her place.
In preparation for the elections, Dyle arrives in Venice with the challenger to power Ali Muslim Orfa, the Martyr.