À la mort de son père, Saria s'est vue confier trois clefs, l'une donne accès à la porte du Paradis, l'autre aux Enfers et la troisième au Néant. Fuyant le Doge, et ses sinistres phalanges fascii prêts à tout pour s'emparer des clefs du pouvoir, la jeune fille se forge une nouvelle incarnation, celle de La Luna, héroïne du peuple vénitien. Mais pour accomplir sa destinée, Saria devra traverser les Enfers...
Jean Dufaux is a Belgian comic book writer. Beginning his professional career as a journalist for "Ciné-presse", Dufaux started writing comic books in the 1980s. Perhaps his most well-known, and certainly his most long-running, series is Jessica Blandy.
Interesting idea, where story place in dystopic Venice ruled by church and some variant on n*zi regime. Unfortunately, script would need some polishing, as many things happen haphazardly, without proper introduction or character and world building. That may be the curse of short European format, where is hard to squeeze everything into 50-60 pages. But there are people who can do that so... Whole plot also doesn't make much sense, especially with ending.
So most enjoyment I've got was from art. Second and third album, where Riccardo Federici took over from Serpieri are amazing. Stunning grim dark ride, through dystopian word. I really loved it and I was willing to forget quite superficial storytelling. 3.5* (Where 2 are for art)