Contratto con Dio

Eisner's personal experiences seem to shape the gritty realism and emotional depth. I'm curious what inspired his artistic choices here.

The illustrations and narratives are powerful, but I wonder if they resonated on a personal level for others who grew up in similar environments.

The visual storytelling adds a unique layer to the emotional impact. I wonder if Eisner saw this as a way to make these stories more accessible or urgent.