T2 Ludwig B
264 pages
Tome
Ludwig B vol.2
Résumé de l'éditeur Digital Manga Publishing
Ludwig van Beethoven is rising in the charts; gaining some praise and
attention from those he'd seek to learn from (for better or worse),
Beethoven's life strives in...
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Tezuka’s playful zaniness is in full view here, as Beethoven’s encounter with mademoiselle Westerhold unfolds like a sequence from Alice in Wonderland. If you didn’t notice it yet, now it’s obvious - Tezuka draws Beethoven as a perpetual child, never really growing up - for comic effect, but also, obviously, to symbolize his innocence and the rift between his ideal world and reality (something that was highlighted in last volume’s conversation between Beethoven and Mozart, too). The theme of...
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