Marjane Satrapi
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I Have a Cold and I Must Blog
Gerry Canavan —
Authority: 441
* Forgot to mention yesterday that Chrome for Mac is out, and it’s crazy fast. * Time one-ups the Onion by including both Planetary *and* The Walking Dead on its best-comics-of-the-2000s list . But the price is losing Chris Ware, Marjane Satrapi, and, as Bleeding Cool notes, any sense of variety at ...14 hours ago -
Books for the What’s in a Name challenge #3
Graasland —
Authority: 419
As you know I have joined next year’s What’s in a Name challenge , hosted by Beth F. Even though it is not compulsory I decided to try and compile a list of books fitting the categories — just to keep myself on track. Of course I might change titles along the way. Category food : Living Among Meat ...1 day ago -
Marjane Satrapi’s “Persepolis”
David Kirkpatrick —
Authority: 438
This autobiographical animated film from 2007 is an excellent view into the Iran of the last thirty years. It opens with the Iranian Revolution and the high hopes of all Iranians looking to get out from under the Shah only to find out the Islamacists ended up as bad or worse. The film is informative, happy, ...1 week ago -
‘My First Graphic Novel’: Coraline by Neil Gaiman
Graasland —
Authority: 419
During Dewey’s 24 hour Read-a-Thon I read Neil Gaiman’s book Coraline as a graphic novel (adapted by P. Craig Russell ) . Technically it might not have been the first graphic novel I’ve read , but it certainly was the first one I bought myself, knowing it to be one! About 15 years ago, shortly after ...5 weeks ago -
Graphic Novel: Embroideries by Marjane Satrapi
Ms. Smarty Pants Know It All —
Authority: 121
This is a fun and speedy read from the author of Persepolis . I won’t spoil the surprising additional meaning of the title that’s revealed in the book, but once you start, you’ll want to keep going through the pages. The graphic novel depicts an afternoon of social chit-chat from a group of Iranian women. I ...6 weeks ago
