In Aztec mythology, Mictlān refers to the underworld or the “place of the dead.”  This has been a significant concept in Mesoamerican cosmology, where souls of the deceased journeyed to this realm after death. A personal representation of Life and death illustrated and written in a poem form by “Humo” Humberto Morales of how the first settlers of Mexico lived this idea and were able to coexist, united to understand their existence in a different level of awareness. For the first time in English speaking language for the world published by Studiocomix Press in a Full colour soft cover edition…