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Tragic comic book, set in 1700-1800, featuring transatlantic trade
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I'm trying to recall the name of a (series of?) comic book(s): It's a tragic story, set somewhere in the 1700-1800s Content is often sort of erotic, but not exclusively, just human all together Has been featured in publications such as Heavy Metal One main character is a teen red head This person is tragically caught under a cannon accidentally dropped on her from being hoisted for transport onto a gunship Creator has made other, similarly tragic comic books Style of drawing is realistic, but with outlines It is likely a European comic Thanks in advance |
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