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    Occupy Comics #1

    Occupy Comics » Occupy Comics #1 released by Black Mask Studios on May 2013.

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    Occupy Comics brings together more than 50 comics pros to discuss and document the themes, goals, and ideals of the Occupy movement while also raising funds to support it. With a roster spanning from legends like Alan Moore & David Lloyd (V For Vendetta) to rising stars like Charlie Adlard (The Walking Dead) to icons like Art Spiegelman (Maus), Occupy Comics is a once-in-a-lifetime coalition of intelligent creatives using sequential art to record history as it's being made.

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    A thick and varied read for the Leftie of the 21st century 0

    Occupy Comics #1 by comradecold on May 22, 2013

    so first of all I must say that I am a self confessed Socailist, although I never affiliated myself with the Occupy movement do to personal reasons at the time For any true appreciation of this book the reader must be at least mildly open to some degree of leftwing taught, ranging from any level of distrust for the current capitalist systems in place to some heavy marxism. Bottom line is if you think obama is leftwing then this book isnt for you.There is not simply one unified political tone and...

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