pencil: José Homs

story: Zidrou

The Eriez Tribe, as Winterfield and his friends call themselves, begin to blackmail the Alcova's customers, collecting money.
Queen Victoria sends Mister Kurb to contact them to arrange a meeting.
Jay (Jennifer Winterfield) and Kita begin taking out the men who hurt them.
Henry Cole, builder of the Krystal Palace, is found hanging in the gardens of the now defunct fair.
The old sensei starts tattooing Jay's back with another demon (SAN, demon no. 3 about disease).
The demon on Kita's back is called ICHI, demon no. 1 about sex, madness and life.
NI, the demon no. 2 about old age, wisdom and reflection, is tattooed on the sensei's back.
The Eriez lodge is building a new type of warship, made of metal and steam, equipped with long-range cannons.
Flint, the director of the mental hospital where Jay and Zita were locked up, is found in his study, suffocated with the chess pieces he loved so much.
The third victim of their revenge is the Reverend Warren B. Green, Jennifer's husband, who is drowned in the holy water of his church.
Jay promises little Pickeles that she will adopt her.
While the other members of the Eriez are at a secret meeting with Queen Victoria, Jay and Zita return to Winterfield Mansion, to attack the former admiral, Jay's father.
Before she can kill him, the man reveals to Jennifer that her daughter was not stillborn, but was adopted by a Swiss family.
Pickels hears the revelation and thinks she will never be adopted again, so she betrays the girls by talking to Commissioner Kurb.
Zita and Jay make love in their hideout.
Excellent historical reconstruction, both in the characters and in the mean streets of London.
Homs designs are sensual and distinctive.