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184 pages, Paperback
First published April 7, 2020
March 13, 2020:
I'm always impressed by political comedy since it string together two vastly opposite notions and creates a sense of understanding and consideration. It's tough to portray current political developments and their consequences in a manner that doesn't make you go all red with anger but still sparks the fire of empathy for those being wrongly affected by disturbing policies, poor structuring, and overall pathetic aggression depicted through gun violence, racism, sexism, deportations, caging up those at the borders, etc. But this collection of comics lays exactly that in front of you and does it in a perfectly balanced way, allowing you to grasp necessary information and also enjoy the art through which it is all being depicted.
Disclaimer: I received a digital copy of this via Netgalley but that, in no way, influences my rating and/or review. Thank you, Matt Bors and Clover Press!