Message to Adolf manga volume 2 features story and art by Osamu Tezuka and is presented in this hardcover edition.

With World War II escalating, things have become quite heated for the Adolfs. The Nazis have invaded Poland and have begun to move towards Finland. Jews across the region are being persecuted and many have become refugees on the move to Lithuania. Adolf Kamil must say farewell to his father Isaac Kamil when Isaac leaves for Shanghai en route to Lithuania to help the immigration of nearly 500 people into Japan.

Meanwhile, Adolf Kaufman is now enrolled in a Hitler Youth Academy. While there he quickly is taught to distinguish between races and religions. His work eventually leads to a visit with the Fuhrer. Unfortunately, as young Kaufman reaches such heights, like Kamil and Tohge before him he finds out that Hitler may have a very heavy secret he is hiding.

Message to Adolf manga volume 1 features story and art by Osamu Tezuka and is presented in this hardcover edition.

It is 1936 in Berlin, Nazi Germany. A Japanese reporter named Sohei Tohge is covering the Berlin Olympic Games for the Japanese press. As he sits in the Japanese press box watching the many track and field events of the day, he receives a call from his younger brother Isao, who has been studying in Germany as an international student. The two make plans to meet as Isao mentions he has something of importance to share with his sibling. While Sohei initially thinks his little brother may have found a young frau, Isao's tone is clearly that of one who is troubled by topics much heavier than romance.

When Sohei arrives at Berlin University, he finds his brother's room has been through some sort of violent ordeal. A mysterious message was left on a note pad and a window was left wide open, and tangled in the branches of a tree directly below Isao's window rested his dead body. Isao was murdered.

Sohei immediately attempts to investigate the murder, but all traces of his younger brother's study in Germany have instantly vanished.