Let's Read Time to learn about Russia! LR: Dance! Kremlin Palace (NSFW)

[LundB]

While I'm waiting for my Photoshop and Hatoful computer to get back to me, I figure I might as well do a short Let's Read of a comic I discovered, entitled 'Dance! Kremlin Palace'.

My description: 'Dance! Kremlin Palace' is a collection of short stories set at various points in Russian history, from the Soviet era onwards. It's probably one of the most realistic depictions of life in the USSR you can find in this format. It also has a cyborg Gorbachev resurrected by Nazis to cause chaos for the Soviets.

Some other guy's description: "A very surreal, episodic manga about Russia. This entire manga is very NSFW, so beware. It contains nudity, violence, and bad taste. Read at your own risk."

The first chapter is just a prologue explaining to new readers the communist principles the USSR was founded upon. Because of this, it isn't really representative of later chapters (the art style is different, and there isn't much plot in this prologue), but it still has some merit on its own right I suppose.

And there you have it, gentlemen. That's how communism works. Any questions, thoughts, or comments on this glorious political system?

 

[Commissar Draco]

They forgot to show the part where all animals were equal but Jewish Pig Party member were more equal than others.

 

[laclongquan]

 

[TOME]

This any good? I stopped reading when I saw the map is wrong.

 

[LundB]

If the map being wrong bothered you, it will only get worse. Honestly, the prologue is kind of shit, I included it mainly for completionist reasons. It doesn't have nearly enough cyborg ghost soviets.

 

[Tsukasa Buddha]

I love how people need to make shit up to bash the USSR. It was a failure for completely different reasons than this banal propaganda.

 

[Kipeci]

This is pretty educational, but I think it teaches more about Japan than the USSR.

 

[Tigranes]

The prologue is the worst thing I've seen, well, today.

 

[Kalin]

Comrade Cheburashka?

 

[lightbane]

 

[Brother None]

If the prologue is indicative of its accuracy/quality overall, then yeah, what a load.

 

[GreyViper]

This is pretty educational, but I think it teaches more about Japan than the USSR.

It does indeed, still Comrade Cheburashka is iconic figure. Can still recall in school learning the голубой вагон , by the way that was must know material then, still fun times.

 

[Luzur]

map did it for me.

 

[Vaarna_Aarne]

I love how people need to make shit up to bash the USSR. It was a failure for completely different reasons than this banal propaganda.

+1

 

[Fowyr]

Japs can't use soft sign. Duly noted.