#The window of Orpheus
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bishiedoll · 24 days ago
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Julius from The Window of Orpheus on the cover of Margaret in the 70s.
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finestra-in-festa · 2 days ago
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Volume 5 Chapter 26
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You know what time it is, here is the first chapter of volume 5! Thanks as usual to @sakerfalke @asnowperson @kiya-violet-art @demotedangels @dregs-leftovers-parsley for all the help ^^
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year24groupedits · 7 months ago
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Julius Leonhard von Ahrensmeyer from the manga "Orpheus no Mado" or "The Window of Orpheus" (1975-1981) by Riyoko Ikeda
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joseiai · 9 months ago
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“The Window of Orpheus” by Riyoko Ikeda, circa 1975.
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highqueensofanime · 2 months ago
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shojoqueendom · 11 months ago
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Works by Riyoko Ikeda at Shueisha Manga-Art Heritage
Sources:
https://mangaart.jp/news/tokyo_gallery_0217RC
The Rose of Versailles
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The Window of Orpheus
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bomz2 · 22 days ago
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— I have to find my darling husband, I'm so worried about him
— Seriously, what do you see in that guy?
— He makes me laugh
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antynous · 1 year ago
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More niche Orumado stuff
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zazatur · 6 months ago
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Ah.. Julius, it's only you
doodle as i re-read the manga (:
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bixletmen · 1 year ago
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there is this page from orumado i think it’s funniest shit riyoko ikeda ever made, it was something like this:
julius: david… i like you
david: it doesn’t matter. i know well your heart belongs to another. hearing you say that, i almost wish it is true. but it doesn’t matter, julius
meanwhile
isaak: i cannot compete. she has eyes only for you.. that's why i find it irritating! you make me angry! why do you refuse to accept her feelings? if it wasn’t for you i would have confessed my feelings to Julius long ago! i… i…
klaus: 🗿
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asnowperson · 1 year ago
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Marabelle Macaulay and her gorgeous hair from Ikeda Riyoko’s Collage (コラージュ, 1978), side story to Orpheus no Mado.
This manga was published in Seventeen in two parts (May and June 1978). It's about Wolfgang von Emmerich, the creepy kid, coincidentally meeting his sister Marabelle years later, and, uh, falling in love with her and starting an incestous train wreck that'd last for three generations.
Sure, Orumado also had its COINCIDENCES and FATE moments, but the amount of COINCIDENCES and convenient truths coming to light in this 125-page side story were too much for my taste. The entire thing feels like a soap opera, but with gorgeous art.
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Oh Wolfie, don't look at me like that.
Apparently, this manga was included at the end of some Claudine editions, in an edition of her collected works (Shiroi Egmont one), and is also available as an e-book. ~~Don't look at me like I read it from the French scans...~~
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finestra-in-festa · 6 months ago
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Chapter 23
Me and @sakerfalke have uploaded chapter 23 on mangadex :)
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year24groupedits · 7 months ago
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Julius Leonhard von Ahrensmeyer and Isaak Gotthilf Weisheit from the manga "Orpheus no Mado" or "The Window of Orpheus" (1975-1981) by Riyoko Ikeda
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lizzieshyani · 1 year ago
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highqueensofanime · 9 months ago
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lu00o · 2 years ago
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another study I did. this time it’s Riyoko Ikeda’s illustration from, “Collage” from The Window of Orpheus. 
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