A village of indomitable Gauls, a magic potion and Romans to thump; the first of thirty-nine.
Sacco in a Bosnian enclave during the war; the second reportage comic.
A boy in Hiroshima on 6 August 1945, drawn by a survivor; the manga on the bomb.
Harari's human story redrawn as a comic; the same argument in pictures.
Joe Sacco in Gaza and the West Bank in 1991; comics journalism begins.
Spiegelman's father in Auschwitz, Jews as mice and Nazis as cats; the only comic with a Pulitzer.
John Lewis's civil rights years, from Nashville lunch counters to Selma, in three books.
Jack the Ripper as a royal conspiracy, with 40 pages of footnotes; Moore and Campbell's Victorian London.
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