Beirut Richard Davidson and perfectly captures the timbre

and perfectly captures the timbre of the exchanges between a long-married couple: the affectionate bickering

” –NeilGaiman

Murphy does so in such a conversational way that you kind of forget it’s supposed to be taboo

"Filled with compelling characters and haunting illustrations

the story of a boy in a bat T-shirt and his mouse takes readers aboard a small boat headed to Antarctica

Beirut Richard Davidson and perfectly captures the timbreBy Barrack Zailaa Rima. Published by Invisible. Softcover, 104 pages, B&W, 2024. Barrack Zailaa Rimas celebrated graphic novel trilogy, gathered together and available in English for the first time. Beirut is an intimate and poetic look at a beloved city that is at once autobiographical, documentary, and fantastic in nature. In Rimas hands, Beirut is a labyrinth of alleyways and stories, a theater teeming with revolts, and a cenotaph to buried