The world is strange, history is stranger.
I document real events, hidden infrastructure, and unexpected journeys through comics. Based on true stories, research, and lived experience.
The world is crazy - I just spread the word.
World Succession Deed 1400, (Staatensukzessionsurkunde - Kaufvertrag Urkundenrolle vom 06.10.1998)
At the moment, the first release is available only in German, but it already offers a compelling preview of a much larger story that is currently being written.
A Preview of an Upcoming Autobiography
The comic serves as an introduction to the autobiography of The Buyer, a work still in progress. It tells the story of an unexpected journey that began with the purchase of a former NATO‑related property on the Kreuzberg in Zweibrücken and gradually expanded into decades of research, discoveries, legal questions, infrastructure history, telecommunications networks, and personal experiences.
Rather than presenting a fictional adventure, the comic is intended as a visual entry point into real events and real experiences. Its purpose is to make a complex story more accessible and easier to follow, while preserving the key moments that shaped the journey.
Based Entirely on a True Story
One point is especially important:
The comic is based 100 % on a true story.
All events, experiences, and developments portrayed in the series are drawn directly from the memoirs and research materials connected to The Buyer and the history surrounding Kreuzbergkaserne.
The goal is not to create a fantasy narrative, but to present real events in a visual and engaging format that can be enjoyed by a wider audience.
Why a Comic?
Some stories are easier to understand when they are seen rather than only described.
The history of Kreuzbergkaserne involves military infrastructure, communications and network systems, international connections, legal developments, and personal experiences spanning many years. A comic format allows these topics to be presented in a way that is both engaging and approachable.
It also gives readers the opportunity to become familiar with the story before the full autobiography is published.
More to Come
This first comic series is only the beginning.
It represents a small preview of a much larger autobiographical project currently under development. Future installments will explore additional chapters of the story and expand on many events that can only be briefly introduced in comic form.
Readers interested in the history of Kreuzbergkaserne, telecommunications infrastructure, military network systems, and the extraordinary experiences of The Buyer are invited to follow the project as it continues to grow.
