The right to live in peace / editors, Annabelle Heckler, Mar Lora, Mohammad Sabaaneh, Seth Tobocman, Jordan Worley ; graphic design, Jordan Worley.

Format:

Book

Series:

World War 3 illustrated ; #55

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Israel-Hamas War, 2023---Comic books, strips, etc.

Israel-Hamas War, 2023-.

Gaza Strip--History--Bombardment, 2023---Comic books, strips, etc.

Gaza Strip.

Israel--Foreign relations--Palestine--Comic books, strips, etc.

Israel.

Genre:

Comics (Graphic works)

Nonfiction comics.

War comics.

Political comics.

Physical Description:

224 pages : chiefly illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm

Place of Publication:

[California] : AK Press, [2025]

Summary:

"How do we organize and build social movements in the heart of empire, to face the US war machine and rising fascism? These comics serve as a beacon of hope and resistance, for liberation for all people from Palestine to Puerto Rico, Sudan, Congo, Haiti, and beyond. This collection debuts a number of Palestinian artists whose work has not yet been published in the US, available in English for the first time. These comics, including luminous pieces like drawings of tents by Safaa and other artists in Gaza, speak to the role of art in movements for justice. It also features the work of many artists from around the world creating art in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Like Victor Jara's iconic resistance anthem, these comics are a "fire of pure love," a "universal song" to the "right to live in peace" (fuego de puro amor" . . . "el canto universal / El derecho de vivir en paz"). The World War 3 Illustrated collective first published an interview with famed Palestinian political cartoonist Naji Al-Ali in 1988. They make that interview available in print again for the first time in decades, along with a portfolio of his cartoons."-- From publisher's website.

Contents:

Check one / Jennifer Camper

El derecho de vivir en paz / Sara Gómez Woolley

Eric Drooker

It wasn't a dream / Shahd Alshamali

Palestina libre / Dante Aguilera

The denial / Barrack Zailaa and Rima Lisa Schonker

Welcome to hell / Mohammad Sabaaneh

Interview with Naji al-Ali

Do you see us? / Floyd Tangeman

You cannot argue with a dead body / Sandy Jimenez

In the heart / Annabelle Heckler

Good business / Volodymr Bilyk and Danijel Žeželj

Survival : Gaza / Jennifer Camper

To all the rubble / Amal Al Nakhala

Not numbers / Hamza Abu Ayyash

Ask a punk (about Palestine)

Urjen

Safaa and the tent / Safaa Odah

We are still here / Nidal ElKhairy

Never again! ..and again / Joe Sacco and Art Spiegelman

Fuad Alymani

Sohail Salem

Rachel's tomb mural / R. M. Sánchez Camus

Red heifer / Jordan Worley

Sue Coe

Falafel / Peter Kuper

He had to ask? / Ben Katchor

Wahaj Bani Moufieh

The Gaza Strip / Tom Keough

Talking politics with mom / Seth Tobocman

Anti fascist unity march / Jamil Posey

The carrot / Magdy El Shafee

Hala Saif

Witness & miracle / Dalal, Katie, and Annabelle

Born in the USA / Eric Laursen and Sue Simensky Bietila

Solomon Brager

Mark He, Mohammed Zenia, and Tenaya Nasser

Police abolition and Palestinian solidarity / Erik Jacobson and Teo Suzuki

Shahd Alshamali

Love & peace / Samita Chatterjee

Faris Sabaaneh and Hiba Hamdan

Questions for my family / Ethan Heitner

Maisara Baroud

Hamsa / Nicole Schulman

John Vasquez Mejias

I feel fortunate / Dania Omari

Naji al-Ali.

Notes:

Contributors include: Joe Sacco and Art Spiegelman, Annabelle Heckler, Barrack Rima, Dania Omari, Ethan Heitner, Floyd Tangeman, Fuad, Jordan Worley, Larimar Lora, Naji-Al-Ali, Nicole Schulman, Maisara Bahroud, Mohammad Sabaaneh, Mohammad Zenia, Safaa, Seth Tobocman, Shahd Alshamaly, Sue Simensky Bietila, Tenaya Nasser, Tom Keough, and many others.

ISBN:

1849356327

9781849356329

OCLC:

1492418969