Adolf: Message to Adolf, Part 1 (Series #1) (Hardcover)

from wodenthewanderer

Powerful as hell, Tezuka dealt with many of the more heinous acts of WWII while simultaneously creating an engrossing mystery thriller. I cannot wait to read the second part.

from PhoenixTerran

If I recall correctly, the first manga I ever read was likely Osamu Tezuka's Adorufu ni Tsugu. I first discovered the series while helping a friend track down resources for his senior thesis which largely focused on the Jewish population in Japan during the 1930s and '40s. (There really does seem...

from veranasi

I received this as a Christmas gift. 600 pages of weekly comics put into one volume. This is only part one, so I'm going to try to find part 2. The story builds pretty well and ends on a cliffhanger similar a television series. I know some of the history in the story,specifically the item in ques...

from wodenthewanderer

Powerful as hell, Tezuka dealt with many of the more heinous acts of WWII while simultaneously creating an engrossing mystery thriller. I cannot wait to read the second part.

from PhoenixTerran

If I recall correctly, the first manga I ever read was likely Osamu Tezuka's Adorufu ni Tsugu. I first discovered the series while helping a friend track down resources for his senior thesis which largely focused on the Jewish population in Japan during the 1930s and '40s. (There really does seem...