Berlin 2.0 #[nn]

A sun-drenched park scene sets the tone for this Franco-Belgian graphic novel from Alberto Madrigal and Mathilde Ramadier — young Berliners lounge on the grass, bikes lean nearby, and the city's iconic TV tower rises in the background. Published by Futuropolis in 2016, Berlin 2.0 promises an intimate, ground-level portrait of contemporary life in one of Europe's most culturally charged cities. If you're drawn to slice-of-life storytelling rooted in real urban atmosphere, this one looks like a thoughtful place to start.