A graphic adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov’s cult classicThe Devil arrives in Moscow, accompanied by a bizarre band of acolytes: a witch, an assassin, and a talking cat. Together, they systematically wreak havoc in the Russian capital. Caught up in the chaos are two lovers: the Master, a writer broken by criticisms of his novel about Pontius Pilate, and Margarita, for whom the Devil has his own plans.At once a love story, a meditation on the nature of good and evil, and a brilliant satire of mid-20th-century Soviet life, The Master and Margarita was initially banned by the very bureaucracy it criticized. In this captivating, beautifully drawn graphic novel, Andrzej Klimowski and Danusia Schejbal bring to vibrant life the masterpiece that has since become the defining work of 20th-century Russian literature.
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The Master and Margarita (Eye Classics)
von Mikhail Bulgakov
A graphic adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov’s cult classicThe Devil arrives in Moscow, accompanied by a bizarre band of acolytes: a witch, an assassin, and a talking cat. Together, they systematically wreak havoc in the Russian capital. Caught up in the chaos are two lovers: the Master, a writer broken by criticisms of his novel about Pontius Pilate, and Margarita, for whom the Devil has his own plans.At once a love story, a meditation on the nature of good and evil, and a brilliant satire of mid-20th-century Soviet life, The Master and Margarita was initially banned by the very bureaucracy it criticized. In this captivating, beautifully drawn graphic novel, Andrzej Klimowski and Danusia Schejbal bring to vibrant life the masterpiece that has since become the defining work of 20th-century Russian literature.
Aktuelle Rezensionen(2)
Rezension von joviEine wunderschöne Sprache und wahnsinnig gut geschrieben, als jemand der nicht muttersprachler ist aber auch nicht ganz leicht. Wie es typisch für russische Bücher zu sein scheint auch etwas kafkaesk und mitunter schwer zu folgen. Empfiehlt sich sehr wenn man Sprache mag und es des lesen willens ließt, nicht aber, wenn man eine spannende Story mit klarem Höhepunkt und Spannungsbogen sucht.
Rezension von veganlanguageslutWhat if Jesus and the Devil both hated the system?