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With the journalist Frank Cappa, the Spanish comic artist Manfred Sommer has found a character to negotiate his own thoughts on war, the ethics of journalism and social conditions. The unique narrative style and meticulous attention to detail, combined with a deep capacity for self-reflection, made "Frank Cappa" one of the most influential and respected productions of Spanish comics. Reflecting both the historical context and the personal concerns of its creator, the adventures of the war photographer remain a prime example of how comics can describe complex topics in an accessible and emotional way.

The stories surrounding Frank Cappa are just as relevant today as they were in the 1980s. Through Cappa's gaze, the reader asks questions about the nature of the conflict and the role of the media, which cannot be underestimated in terms of importance in today's world. Biography (Manfred Sommer) Manfred Sommer teaches at the Institute for Software Development in Marburg. Studied in Göttingen and Munich from 1964 to 1969, then assistant at the first computer science institute in Germany at the Technical University of Munich. This was followed by ten years at Siemens in Munich. Since 1984 first computer science professor in Marburg. Founding and development of the Department of Computer Science in Marburg with an independent major in computer science. New

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