How did Howard Cruse decide to portray the social tensions of the 1960s through this graphic novel?
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How did Howard Cruse decide to portray the social tensions of the 1960s through this graphic novel?
Did anyone else feel conflicted about the protagonist's journey of self-discovery, especially during such turbulent times?
What role do the visual elements play in conveying the emotional weight of the story?
