The fall of Berlin

So that it's mission was to kill her friend Hanna denfance (now pilot a Nazi propaganda icon), Max wakes up in a bed dhôpital. In turn Hanna Reitsch managed the feat datterrir with a reconnaissance aircraft in the ruins of the capital of the Reich surrounded by Soviet units. It sets out again three days later having had a personal interview with the Führer and joined a warehouse where this ultimate tear him before making a final blow to the enemy face American, a flying wing intended to bomb the United States. Max Hanna recognized through dours tooth that he wears around his neck and what took him on the accident that they had in common. So what learns the conflict and the suicide of his family, Hanna has plans dexécuter its ultimate Max's company mission. For his part, Max hides a dark secret revealed in this third volume that closes the end of the first cycle. Yann scenario is perfect and keeps a steady pace in his narration. He carefully places the various flashbacks managing to spice up the key scenes from history. The drawings Dalain Henriet are still pleasing to the eye and enhanced thanks to the different choice of colors used by Usagi. The trio gives us an undergraduate quite successful and that we looked forward to the further adventures in the next round. Yann lintelligence having had to leave many doors open in the first three stories, there is no doubt that this suite will be quintéressante.

NB: note that the volume of the latter for opening scene is historically accurate and perfectly described in Wikipedia: "On 26 April 1945, Hanna Reitsch rejoined Berlin, completely surrounded by Russian troops, accompanied by Generaloberst Ritter von Greim Robert on board a small single-engine two-seater Fieseler Fi 156 Storch. Von Greim was wounded at the front by a Russian shot and fainted at the controls, Hanna was sitting behind him. However, she managed to land the plane near the Brandenburg Gate by flying over the shoulder of the unconscious officer. Greim was appointed Generalfeldmarschall and successor of Göring as head of the Luftwaffe by Hitler. Reitsch wanted to persuade Hitler to be evacuated by it through the air, but he refused and gave him poison so she can commit suicide if she did not manage to leave the encircled capital. Reitsch managed, with difficulty, to leave Berlin. "