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Sabrina Is An Excruciating Portrait Of How The Fake News Era Is Crushing Our Souls
A sequence from Sabrina. Image: Nick Drnaso (Drawn & Quarterly) For a handful of pages in Nick Drnaso’s new graphic novel, the title character of Sabrina is a real person. We see her eat, talk, and laugh with her sister. But after she’s brutally killed on camera, strangers on the internet pick apart her death…
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South Korean Graphic Novel Uncomfortably Happily Showcases The Joys (and Pains) Of Rural Life
Uncomfortably Happily is the rare graphic novel that remains still for long periods of time. That’s not to say the comic is ever boring, only that it makes the most of its quiet and relies on strongly developed and clearly motivated characters, rather than complicated plot, to tell its story.