I am dying to see this film: http://www.sonypictures.com/…ersepolis/. The book was one of the best examples of everything a graphic novel ought to be. The art really tells the story in this one and her symbolism goes way, way beyond the mere depiction of events. If you've never read a graphic novel but have some curiosity about this vibrant form, I recommend watching one in PERSEPOLIS and then maybe reading it. Word is, it's a great experience: http://pwbeat.publishersweekly.com/…s-popular/
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If you liked Persepolis, maybe you'd like like Craig Thompson's Blankets. http://www.topshelfcomix.com/…review.php · · Can't wait to see the movie.…
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Blankets is very beautiful, but I cared very little about the story. I have no clue what happened to my copy. Anyway,…
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Goodbye, Chunky Rice was definitely good. It makes me cry. · · re: Blankets - well, if you want to look at it that way,…
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Of course you are right in that all stories have been already told. I just thing that GCR has more there, there. Look,…
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PERSEPOLIS: The graphic novel that's a movie.
Graphic Novels are there own form. The definition is a little debatable... but they tend not to be serialized or at…
