Marlene Dietrich - The Graphic Novel
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Marlene Dietrich - The Graphic Novel
Merchfox Comic Shop
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Austria
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The life of the icon as a graphic novel in album format!
Marlene Dietrich is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating, dazzling, and mysterious German personalities of the 20th century. Marie Magdalene Dietrich, also known as “Die Dietrich,” was born on December 27, 1901, in Schöneberg (Berlin) and died in Paris in 1992. In between lies a unique life. Marlene Dietrich is one of the few German-speaking artists of her time to have achieved international fame and recognition. The actress and singer is considered a Hollywood and style icon. In 1999, the American Film Institute named her one of the 25 greatest female screen legends of all time. She was known for her beauty, characterized by a cool eroticism, her deep, smoky voice, and the pantsuits she wore, which she made socially acceptable for women in the 1930s.
In this series of comic-book biographies, which has already paid a loving and fitting tribute to Charlie Chaplin and Marilyn Monroe, the “Blue Angel” is now also being honored—and, of course, not just the film of the same name with which Marlene Dietrich remains associated to this day, but her entire career and life are respectfully summarized here in two volumes by author Alessandro Ferrari and depicted in wonderful illustrations by Berlin-based artist Flavia Scuderi.
Coming out just in time for Marlene Dietrich’s 100th birthday!
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