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9-11. Volume one, Artists respond

It's hard to find a good comic anthology these days, let alone one which strays far from science fiction and fantasy and instead focuses on the mundane, the people, the common person's reaction to tragedy. Every kind of person was affected by September 11, and this book encompasses them all -- the law-abiding Arab citizen, the American travelling abroad, the desensitized, the firemen, those on the planes and those lucky enough to be plucked from the Trade Center rubble. The stories are varied, the images in colour, black and white and grayscale, and each artist's style is distinct. You'll find cartoons, realistic drawings, and some in between, all of which do more to reflect the true feeling of American, if not world unity, and September 11 better than any Dateline special could.

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  • "It's hard to find a good comic anthology these days, let alone one which strays far from science fiction and fantasy and instead focuses on the mundane, the people, the common person's reaction to tragedy. Every kind of person was affected by September 11, and this book encompasses them all -- the law-abiding Arab citizen, the American travelling abroad, the desensitized, the firemen, those on the planes and those lucky enough to be plucked from the Trade Center rubble. The stories are varied, the images in colour, black and white and grayscale, and each artist's style is distinct. You'll find cartoons, realistic drawings, and some in between, all of which do more to reflect the true feeling of American, if not world unity, and September 11 better than any Dateline special could."@en
  • "Presents the response of nearly two hundred DC Comics writers and artists to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, on the U.S., including contributions from Neil Gaiman, Stan Lee, Sergio Aragonés, Will Eisner, and others."@en
  • "Presents stories from writers and artists about the tragic events of September 11, 2001, including Frank Miller on the power of faith, Jim Mahfood on the Arab-American experience before and after the event, and Bryan Talbot on the meaning of entertainment in the days after the attacks."@en

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  • "Comic books, strips, etc"@en
  • "Caricatures and cartoons"@en
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