A Special Spotlight on I Won’t Pretend These Missiles Are Stars
This article highlights the poignant anthology I Won’t Pretend These Missiles Are Stars, which features personal accounts from 16 cartoonists during the 12-Day War in Iran. The critic emphasizes the emotional weight and timely nature of these anonymous stories.
The author describes the collection as a deeply heart-wrenching work that transcends traditional comic review metrics. By focusing on the raw experiences of the contributors, the piece serves as a strong recommendation for readers to engage with the anthology directly. It stands out as a significant and necessary read due to its powerful subject matter.
