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Apollo's Song: New Omnibus Edition (Manga)

Release
April 19, 2022
ISBN
9781647291204 Not available yet
Original title
アポロの歌
Romanized title
Apollo no Uta
Author / Contributor
Osamu Tezuka
Publisher
Vertical
Imprint
Vertical Comics
Demography
Shounen
Genres
Historical, Mature, Psychological, Romance, Sci-fi, Supernatural, Tragedy
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20th Century Amnesia Angst Animal Cruelty Attempted Rape Borderline Personality Disorder Chibi Art Style Classic Manga Clone/s Crazy Character/s Dark Ambience Dead Female Lead Dead Love Interest Dead Lover/s Dead Male Lead Dead Protagonist Death of Loved One/s Destiny Difficult Childhood Dystopia Escape/s Family Drama Forbidden Love Forest Gekiga Hospital Japan Lost Love Love through the Ages Lust Male Lead Falls in Love First Mental Illness Metaphorical Nudity Old-Style Drawings Older Female Lead Older Female Younger Male Psychoanalysis Psychological Trauma Psychologist/s Punishment/s Rebirth Redemption Reincarnation Revolution Social Commentary Suicide/s Terrorist/s Time Travel Tragic Protagonist Training Violence Violent Character/s Violent Male Lead World War II Young Male Lead

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OR NOT TO HAVE LOVED AT ALL...

From a boxcar bound for a Nazi concentration camp to a dystopian future where humans are persecuted by their own clones, 
Apollo's Song reaches Olympian heights of tragedy as it explores the meaning of love and the consequences of its absence. Salty, romantic, and at times profoundly erotic, the ambiguities of its poetic justice will plumb new depths of the heart with each rereading.

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