Tsumi to Batsu
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Tsumi to Batsu

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Crime and Punishment
Japanese: 罪と罰


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Type: Manga
Volumes: 1
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Finished
Published: Nov 5, 1953
Genre: Adventure Adventure
Theme: Historical Historical
Serialization: None
Authors: Tezuka, Osamu (Story & Art), Dostoyevsky, Fyodor (Story)

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Popularity: #11193
Members: 1,609
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Synopsis

An adaptation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky's classic Crime and Punishment, reworked for younger readers.

The setting is St. Petersburg in Czarist Russia, in the days just prior to the Russian Revolution.

Rascalnikov is a child from a poor family. He murders an old lady who is a loan shark and flees with her valuables. Judge Polifili, who has been assigned to the case, immediately suspects Rascalnikov because he had recently submitted an essay in a magazine claiming that "the world is divided into those who are geniuses and those who are not. A genius may commit murder but is not guilty if it is for the good of the world."

At first, Rascalnikov feels invincible and confident that he can elude the law, but the Judge Polifili obstinately persists in his investigation, and gradually Rascalnikov comes to feel cornered. In the meantime, Sonya, a prostitute, frantically tries to persuade Rascalnikov to turn himself in.

All this takes place on the eve of the Russian Revolution.

(Source: tezukaosamu.net)

Background

Tsumi to Batsu was published digitally in English as Crime and Punishment in 2015 as part of Digital Manga Publishing’s Digital Manga Guild initiative. The publisher later released a revised edition. Before this, it had been published by Japan Times, which released a bilingual Japanese/English edition in 1990, the first stand-alone Osamu Tezuka manga to be published in English. The manga was also published in Brazilian Portuguese as Crime e Castigo by NewPOP Editora in July 2013.

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