Manara Giuseppe Bergman #4 2006 Turkish Comic Turkey Tous en scène

Giuseppe Bergman – Issue #4 – Herkes Sahnede (Tous en scène), Parantez Yayınları, 2006

Description:

This is Issue #4 of the Giuseppe Bergman series, created by Milo Manara, one of the most influential and respected figures in European comics. Born on September 12, 1945, in Italy, Manara is internationally admired for combining refined visual artistry with erotic, philosophical, and introspective storytelling, maintaining his standing as both a graphic novelist and a serious visual artist.

The Giuseppe Bergman series functions as a self-aware, metafictional exploration of travel, illusion, performance, and identity. Through the character of Giuseppe Bergman often interpreted as Manara’s narrative alter ego the series consistently questions the nature of experience and the act of storytelling, blurring the line between lived reality and staged fiction. These elements place the series among Manara’s most personal and intellectually layered works.

In Herkes Sahnede (Tous en scène), the theme of performance is expanded further, emphasizing the idea that everyone becomes a participant on the stage of narrative and life. The story deepens the series’ reflection on roles, authorship, and observation, reinforcing its theatrical and self-referential tone. Published in Turkish by Parantez Yayınları in 2006, this edition follows the original series order and forms part of the limited nine-issue Turkish run released between 2005 and 2007, making it especially appealing to collectors of European graphic novels and Manara’s experimental works.

Key Features:

• Series: Giuseppe Bergman

• Issue Number: Issue #4

• Title: Herkes Sahnede

• Original Title: Tous en scène

• Original Subtitle: Jour de colère

• Creator: Milo Manara

• Publisher: Parantez Yayınları

• Publication Year: 2006

• Language: Turkish

• Format: Black and white

• Series Scope: 9 issues published between 2005–2007

• Series Order: Matches original Italian publication order

• Collector Appeal: Metafictional and theatrical European graphic novel