London, 1858. Mens Jay sidder i fængsel og Kita og Sensei kæmper for at komme sig over deres skader, rammes England og imperiets hovedstad af en ubehagelig plage; en kraftig hedebølge udtørrer Themsen, og med den spredes en stank af råddenskab over byen. Snart siver den frygtede kolera ind i alle huse og hjem. Det stopper dog ikke medlemmerne af "Angry Mothers" fra at planlægge nye angreb, ikke mindst bortførelsen af Dronning Victorias egen søn! SHI-mærket breder sig på byens mure, som et symbol på bevægelsens kamp for kvinders og børns rettigheder. Det eneste der mangler, før hævnen over imperiet kan fuldbyrdes, er at den fjerde dæmon melder sig på scenen. Men grundlæggerne af SHI må ikke glemme, hvad børnesangen siger: "Shi, det hed den, nummer er fire. Den holdt af at spise piger"…

Udgivet af Shadow Zone Media 2023

José Homs
Born in 1975, José Homs is a Spanish artist and colorist. Surrounded by pencil and paper since his earliest years of childhood, he attended the Joso comics and visual arts school in Barcelona, and soon began to earn a living through his art, whether in advertising, the press, design, or even with his graffiti. But he soon chose to uproot and leave Europe to head across the Atlantic and go to work for comics giant Marvel. Homs went on to illustrate Red Sonja and Blade, but after two years, frustrated by the rhythm and limitations of the American comics market, he decided to return to Europe – and to the Franco-Belgian comics scene. Homs began with publisher Dupuis in 2010, working on L’Angélus alongside Frank Giroud. Impressed by his talents, Dupuis then decided to give him the artistic reins to the trilogy Millennium, adapted from the best-selling novels by Stieg Larsson.