Lady Mechanika La Dama de la Muerte (Paperback)

from ragwaine

This could have been a super simple action plot and it still would have been beautiful and awesome. Instead we got some culture, a hint of magic, some action and a couple cool plot twists AND it was beautiful. Whoever came up with the idea for Benitez to draw some Day of the Dead type stuff deser...

from Strider66

Pros: gorgeous artwork, touching story Cons: makes the locals look ignorant Mourning the death of a friend, Lady Mechanika makes her way to Mexico, where she's coerced into joining the Day of the Dead festivities. This graphic novel gathers a 3 issue storyline. As with the previous volumes the ar...

from JasonBrownPDX

Lady Mechanika, part human and part machine, is haunted. As a detective in early 20th century England, she has done things she regrets and caused people she cares for to die. The Lady, running from her past and pain, heads across the ocean. In Mexico, she arrives and is welcomed by the citizens o...

from pomo58

I have become a fan of this series even though steampunk is not a favorite genre of mine (nor is it among my least favorite, so...) and this volume is probably, in many ways, the least steampunkish (yeah, I know, not a word, but you know what I'm saying). That said, it is probably the most beauti...

from pomo58

I have become a fan of this series even though steampunk is not a favorite genre of mine (nor is it among my least favorite, so...) and this volume is probably, in many ways, the least steampunkish (yeah, I know, not a word, but you know what I'm saying). That said, it is probably the most beauti...