Hypericum by Manuele Fior is a good fit for those seeking a poignant and visually stunning exploration of love, history, and personal growth, with a focus on the transformative power of time and the interconnectedness of human experiences. There was a conversation around the perception of time, the social commentary on changing Berlin, and the alienation of the night, I enjoyed that. This serves to safeguard our legitimate interests, which outweigh the interests of our clients in the context of a weighing of interests, in addressing our clients in advertising in accordance with Art. As they explore the new city together, the romantic connection feels like an escape from responsibilities. His most recent graphic novels The Interview, 5,000 KM Per Second and Celestia have been translated in English by Fantagraphics.

m., at the Italian Cultural Institute in Berlin, Manuele Fior, one of the most outstanding contemporary comics authors, presents his new graphic novel Hypericon (Coconino 2022), which tells the delicate love story between Teresa and Ruben in 1990s Berlin.Wenn ich mir aber die restlichen Arbeiten von Manuele Fior so anschaue, glaube ich, dass der Kunststil hier über alles hinwegtröstet.

Teresa mostly slots right in, falling into this odd relationship that she tells us is unusual for her (and then setting about trying to make Ruben change into something more appropriate). I don't have many thoughts on this except that I liked the art style and that I found the storyline boring/pretentious/incredibly lacking?

So imagine my shock when I flipped the page to see a full-page illustration OF THE TWIN TOWERS BURNING and another full-page illustration OF THE SECOND PLANE HITTING THE SECOND TOWER. Pensava que Manuele Fior no podria superar el que va fer a Celestia, però sense cap dubte ho ha fet, i amb una solvència i una intensitat que fan feredat.