When Lilith undertook the role of Helen's governess, she never anticipated becoming the biographer of C.K. Coles daughter. She disregarded the pulp-era fantasies Helens father wrote. Liliths efforts to prepare Helen for a system she esteems receive an unexpected boost in Helen Of Wyndhorn #4. But is that what Lilith wants? Read Full Review

Plot
Thomas Roger wrote a book about the tragic life of C.K Cole, based on the interview he did with Lilith Appleton, the housekeeper who took care of Helen when her father committed suicide, everything is narrated by Lilith.

Helen continues traveling with her grandfather Barnabas Cole to that mysterious world, both have crazy adventures, Helen did not sleep at night and during the day she did not pay attention to Lilith's classes, this situation had this governess enraged, who was worried that Helen was wasting time and not doing anything productive with her life, but she had never seen her so happy, she only talks about all the adventures and knowing all those worlds and supernatural beings.

Helen asks her grandfather to train her like him, as a warrior, the grandfather orders Joseph, his butler to take care of that and for a year she learned to fight at the height of her grandfather, both go away for five weeks to use these skills. For months she never mentioned her father

One night Barnabas brings Helen mortally wounded, Lilith claims such irresponsibility, Barnabas took her to Joseph who healed her for days, then her recovery took months, when she could already walk she meets Barnabas, who tells her to leave and never come back, that she is his second failure like her father, who for him were not powerful warriors, Helen leaves furious threatening to show that she is capable.

The recordings of Thomas Rogers and all the information of the book were bought by a teenager at a comic convention, he is about to begin to discover this hidden story.

This story is addictive, full of mystery and narrated in an interesting way, which mixes melancholy with terror and fantasy.

Art
It is very organic and full of mesmerizing details, each panel transports you to the 1940s with a lot of realism but at the same time balances it with great fantastic elements. Although the comic is drawn, it seems to have been painted in oils, the artistic level of this series is impressive.

Summary
Helen and her grandfather have a common taste, but these adventures are dangerous and neither Helen nor Barnabas are prepared for the consequences.
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