the drawings are fascinating and the tale draws on urban myth about Jewish practices refuted by Lady Mechnicka and Mr Lewis - not to speak of the glamorous Inspector Singh from a tough background determined to redeem and solve crimes against young beggar boys being picked up for experimentation - Benitez artist and writer (I guess) is very careful to distinguish corrupt practice from Jewish ritual - not always the case. the drawings are appealing and the interior suffering of dreams recalled, and bad conscience is well done. really enjoyable and i want to find more.

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The graphics continues to amaze me, it must be the best I’ve met in any comics, or it just suits perfectly my tastes in this matter: the attention to details, the beautiful curves, just the right mix of époque and steampunk, even the gear contours. I also was well impressed by the story, quite on par with the previous Lady Mechanika volumes.