The fourth chapter in the notorious Elizabeth Bathory's biopic graphic novel depicts the horrors of the century in which she lived. It was the age of endless religious wars and xenophobia. Men fought for their lands, faith, and ideologies, while the purpose of women was to give birth and raise more soldiers so that the wars over abstract ideas could go on forever. No wonder there was a woman who decided to stop this cycle-and no wonder she was considered mad.
