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"In this issue, the comic 'Bayeux' by José Feitor is published, where a visitor to the famous tapestry has an immersive experience within the battle scenes depicted. Levin Kurio signs the cover and also the comic 'Fertige Welt' (Screwed World), about the misadventures of Quevis, his failed relationships with women, and his collection of pornography. Isabel Kreitz presents three comics: The first, titled '1946, Somewhere in Germany', waving the ghosts of Nazism still very much present; The second, 'Horoscope', a single-page comic where, after reading the signs, suicide is consumed; The third, 'U-Boot-Melodie', a melody marking the fateful destiny of a German submarine. 'Heimat' by Marcus Huber, where the concept of homeland is internalized and reflected in everyday life, marking the fate of many, especially migrants. Teresa Câmara Pestana revisits the theme of 'Death and the Maiden' by Franz Schubert, before moving on to more social, political, and media-related themes." Texts by Erradiador on the blog My Nation Underground.

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