Adolf: Days of Infamy (Adolf Series)

Rating:
Summary: The story keeps getting better
Review: Let's be honest here, if you've made it this far into Osamu Tezuka's 5 volume, 'Adolf,' series, chances are you'll find volume 4 just as engrossing as the previous books with enough dangling setup that will have you looking forward to finding out how the series finally concludes.

In volume 4, the bulk of the storyline focuses itself on Adolf Kamil in the waning days of Germany's involvement in WWII with all the horrors of Nazi cruelty reflected through his eyes. Fans of the series will not be disappointed with the intricate, but beautifully executed, plotting and characerizations that have certainly lived up to its billing as hallmarks of this series.

Rating:
Summary: Another Work of Art
Review: This is the fourth installment of "Adolf". The books keep getting better and better.

The character development is unbelievable. The artwork is fantastic.

The story is like a roller-coaster ride.

I highly recommend this book, especially if you have read any one of the first three.

Rating:
Summary: Another Work of Art
Review: This is the fourth installment of "Adolf". The books keep getting better and better.

The character development is unbelievable. The artwork is fantastic.

The story is like a roller-coaster ride.

I highly recommend this book, especially if you have read any one of the first three.