Manara Giuseppe Bergman #8 2006 Turkish Comic Turkey Revoir les étoiles

Giuseppe Bergman – Issue #8 – Yıldızları Görmek (Revoir les étoiles), Parantez Yayınları, 2006

Description:

This is Issue #8 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 acclaimed for blending refined visual artistry with erotic, philosophical, and introspective storytelling, preserving his standing as both a master graphic novelist and a serious visual artist.

The Giuseppe Bergman series remains a deeply self-reflective and metafictional journey, exploring travel, illusion, performance, desire, and self-discovery. Through Giuseppe Bergman often interpreted as Manara’s narrative alter ego the series continues to blur the boundaries between fiction and lived experience, questioning the nature of perception and storytelling itself. These qualities secure its place among Manara’s most personal and intellectually layered works.

In Yıldızları Görmek (Revoir les étoiles), the narrative adopts a more contemplative and reflective tone. The title itself suggests a return to clarity or rediscovery, reinforcing the poetic and philosophical direction that characterizes the later volumes of the series. 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 desirable for collectors of European graphic novels and Milo Manara’s more introspective works.

Key Features:

• Series: Giuseppe Bergman

• Issue Number: Issue #8

• Title: Yıldızları Görmek

• Original Title: Revoir les étoiles

• 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: Reflective and philosophical late-period entry in the Giuseppe Bergman series