Stalingrad: letters from the Volga

In the ruins of Stalingrad, every letter became a testimony of survival.

Author: Antonio Gil and Daniel Ortega

Synopsis:

For more than five months, Stalingrad became the scene of one of the most brutal battles in history. Amid the ruins, freezing temperatures, hunger, and relentless fighting, thousands of soldiers found themselves trapped in a struggle for survival.

Through the experiences of German and Soviet soldiers, Stalingrad: Letters from the Volga brings a deeply human perspective to this defining episode of World War II. Blending graphic storytelling with historical testimony, it portrays the fear, exhaustion, and resilience of those caught inside a battle that would change the course of history.

A powerful and immersive graphic novel about war, survival, and the human stories hidden behind one of the twentieth century’s most decisive battles.

Original publisher: Cartem Cómics
Format: 29,7 x 21 cm
Pages: 128
Publication date: 2026
HISTORICAL FICTIONWORLD WAR IIWARSURVIVAL

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