The publisher Intrínseca is gradually returning to the comics market. Following the release of Raina Telgemeier's work earlier this year, the company is now preparing the December launch of Capital and Ideology in Comics. This adaptation, created by Claire Alet and Benjamin Adam, transforms Thomas Piketty's best-selling economic study into a multi-generational family saga. The narrative explores how societies justify economic and political systems across centuries, from the French Revolution to modern times. International reviews suggest that the creators successfully make complex ideas more accessible, earning praise from Piketty himself. While the publisher previously stated a focus solely on Telgemeier's titles, these new releases indicate a broader strategy. As the publisher diversifies its graphic novel offerings, what are your thoughts on adapting dense non-fiction works into the comics medium? Source: Fora do Plástico, "Intrínseca faz novo aceno aos quadrinhos com adaptação de…
