The world of Manga has some nice surprises in store for us. A manga adaptation of "The Plague" is in the works according to the Comic Bunch website. Such a project can only be enticing. We can't wait to find out what a work of this kind will give in this format. Ryouta Kurumado is the one who is in charge of this manga. An author who has already distinguished himself on Freude. An original manga featuring big names in music such as Ravel, Mozart, Beethoven… The artist seems to be familiar with specific narratives, we may be holding a realization that could lead uninitiated to Franco-Japanese comics. You can preview via the prologue on the site. 
The Plague: A novel already adapted
This classic of literature has already been adapted to the cinema in 1992 by an Argentine director. Francis Huster, actor and director, revived La Peste at the theatre in 2011 and 2012. If you do not know this book, you can get it from Gallimard editions in our countries. It was released in 1947. It is noted that the Nobel Prize in Literature is his most prestigious prize. The interpretations of history are numerous. For some, it is a chronicle about resistance, for others, some think of a sequel from abroad. We can still give several meanings to the facts recounted. The plague in manga is a specific project that we can look forward to. Those who are not familiar with manga at all often mistakenly think that this medium is exclusively about surreal violent stories. And yet, several manga adaptations focus on topics related to human history or take up the lives of real characters. We remember Arte, a female character who evolves in a series broadcast on wakanim. The story takes place in the time of the Renaissance.
