By Puiupo and Adonis Pantazopoulos. Published by Czap Books. Softcover, 56 pages, B&W, 2016. Restless, aimless, and just bored, Úlcera starts making some questionable choices, like spending her time with a shady organization involved with “the Tower.” The ancient Tower stands somewhere very far away and is the current site of an interdimensional, psycho-spiritual massacre being waged against its most recent inhabitants. Of those inhabitants, the unlikely and unliked princess Mirra is having a particularly hard time – her mind and body are rebelling against her, a sleeper cell in the god Iora’s purifying war. Brazil-based artists Puiupo and Adonis each draw different sides of this visceral sci-fi headtrip. In the vein of Jodorowsky mixed with Masaaki Yuasa (Kaiba). “[Úlcera is] like dark dark sci fi ‘manga.’ Don’t show mom.”– Patrick Crotty, PEOW, Internal Affairs
