Gaza

The blend of personal narratives and historical footnotes creates a compelling mosaic. I'm curious about how he chose which stories to highlight and how he balanced the facts with personal perspectives.

The dense footnotes and multiple perspectives can be a lot to process. I wonder if this depth was intentional to convey the complexity of the conflict or if it made the story harder to follow.

His illustrations add a layer of emotional immediacy. I'm interested in whether his artistic choices were influenced by other comic artists or if they developed uniquely for this story.