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La 27e lettre
by Will, Stephen Desberg · Dupuis · Comic · 56 pages
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Pages: 56 pagesAuthor: Will, Stephen DesbergPublisher: DupuisFormat: ComicLanguage: frRelease date: 4/6/2003ISBN: ISBN 9782800133027
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Synopsis of La 27e lettre
En el Berlín de los años 30, mientras el nazismo se extiende, Fred Capitole es acogido en un burdel de lujo. Desde allí, observa el avance de la peste marrón y, gracias a una joven gitana, descubre el amor. Sin embargo, pronto será alcanzado por el torbellino de la historia. Este cómic de Will y Stephen Desberg, publicado por Dupuis, nos sumerge en una época turbulenta a través de una narrativa visualmente impactante.
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