Again, I reiterate: why clone Hitler?!? Anyway, this one was also interesting, though I didn't like it as much as the first one - but I will totally read the rest of them. ( )

This review refers to volumes 1-7 of the manga. The series is about a group of private school students who are clones of famous historical figures (Joan of Arc, Marie Curie, Sigmund Freus, Napoleon, and several others). They struggle with forging their own identity while living up to the potential of their originals. Over the course of the seires the students discover that their school is not the beautiful ideal that it initially appears to be. For what purpose are the clones being made, and what will happen to them after they leave the academy? This is a series for older teens, or maybe even adults. There is violence, nudity, and very dark subject matter. ( )

The cult of Almighty Dolly continues to spread through the school as the clones start to fear that their fates are tied to their originals' lives. As the expo approaches, the question of humanity vs. replaceable copies comes into play. More psychological than historical--and completely fascinating.