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A review by david_reads_books
Liebestrasse by Will Dennis, Greg Lockard
4.0
Being openly gay in Berlin with Nazi's swarming around in the early 1930's is dangerous. This is a quick read with lots of the panels not needing any words. The American businessman narrowly escapes imprisonment. But on a different occasion, his Berlin partner is not so lucky.
The book has a very 'noir' feel to the drawings, with shadows and hard-angles. These two guys were a bit overly expressive in public and gave themselves away. Not much development in their relationship though. The US businessman was just traveling for his job on assignment. They tried to take their relationship 'inside' at Liebestrasse (Love Street), but they had been targeted by Nazis.
Fast read. Would have like to see more character/relationship development.
The book has a very 'noir' feel to the drawings, with shadows and hard-angles. These two guys were a bit overly expressive in public and gave themselves away. Not much development in their relationship though. The US businessman was just traveling for his job on assignment. They tried to take their relationship 'inside' at Liebestrasse (Love Street), but they had been targeted by Nazis.
Fast read. Would have like to see more character/relationship development.