Il complotto. La storia segreta dei protocolli dei Savi di Sion

The subject is heavy and complex—did the visual format come from a desire to make it more accessible or to add layers of meaning? I'm curious about Eisner's creative process here.

The artwork intensifies the suspense but also made me question how visual storytelling influences our perception of such dark history. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

Reading this made me think about the power of visual storytelling in shaping understanding of complex topics—does it make the conspiracy feel more real or more abstract?