Footnotes in Gaza

A touching and harrowing tale of the most magnificent and resilient people on the planet, and the systematic genocide they have been subjugated to by imperialist colonizers.

This has more than 400 pages, yet I felt sad that the book ended. This book explores Palestine issue and especially what happened in 1956 in the gaza strip. Just like his other books (Palestine, Journalism, etc.), we continue to be shocked by inhumane nature of the powerful.I wish more people do comics journalism. I consider it as more potent than written and TV journalism.

I had read Joe Sacco's Palestine prior to this and loved it............Graphic novel as a medium of Journalism, this is great............Footnotes in Gaza is no different.....Great book depicting the author's experience in the Gaza strip and the condition of people there

A must read

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Graphic journalism at it's best. Joe Sacco's masterpiece after Palestine. Words are not enough to express my delight for this artwork.

Its a masterpiece from Joe Sacco. He has masterfully portrayed the lives of many footnotes in the Gaza region and how their lives did not seem to matter to the most who were fighting in the name of war. It is the story of those people who are normally ignored. Excellent journalism and the cartoons give it a more realistic look where he portrays the emotions of the people who are leading uncertain lives for whom bombings, demolition of houses is just a normal day for them.

The media could not be loaded. This review is not for the contents of the book. The original edition by Johanthan Cape publishers has been reprinted and bound in India by Replika press Pvt. Ltd. , and they did a poor job of cutting the margins of the panels. It destroys the aesthetics of this valuable political graphic novel.