Sign in with Facebook
Kristine's Reviews > Hibakusha
Hibakusha
by
by
Hibakusha by Thilde Barboni & Olivier Cinna is a free NetGalley e-comicbook that I read in mid-November.
A repressed, self-doubting man with a vivid, philosophical imagination named Ludwig living in Berlin during 1944 before being dispatched as a translator for Nazis in Japan. Later, he is soothed by a masseuse who he quickly falls for, then is taken prisoner as a traitor when the war ends and the comic itself ends on a confusing notes. There's an overall smeary use of bland pastels with big pops of scarlet red and the subtle orange of Ludwig’s mussed hair.
A repressed, self-doubting man with a vivid, philosophical imagination named Ludwig living in Berlin during 1944 before being dispatched as a translator for Nazis in Japan. Later, he is soothed by a masseuse who he quickly falls for, then is taken prisoner as a traitor when the war ends and the comic itself ends on a confusing notes. There's an overall smeary use of bland pastels with big pops of scarlet red and the subtle orange of Ludwig’s mussed hair.
Sign into Goodreads to see if any of your friends have read
Hibakusha.
Sign In »
Reading Progress
November 7, 2018
– Shelved
November 17, 2018
–
Started Reading
November 17, 2018
–
Finished Reading
January 1, 2019
– Shelved as:
amazon-reviewed
