In Enki Bilal's French comic book Le Sommeil du Monstre, Nike Hatzfield recalls being victimized by this conflict in his childhood.
In Enki Bilal's French comic book Le Sommeil du Monstre, Nike Hatzfield recalls being victimized by this conflict in his childhood. It's not any part of World War II, but Pascal Croci's graphic novel Auschwitz opens with a husband and wife about to be executed for treason during this conflict. In 2012, Italian comic artist Andrea Ragona produced a one-shot comic about an incident from this conflict where a man was beaten to death by members of his own army. During the final storyline from the original volume of the Mirage Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book, a character with no connection to the main plot is frequently shown watching news about this war in a hospital room. Belgian comic artist Hermann wrote a graphic novel about this conflict, called the "tango" of a city central to it, which uses barely disguised analogues to real people such as Lewis Mackenzie and David Owen. Longtime DC artist Joe Kubert created one of his few non-superhero books based on communications from the founder of Strip Art, a fellow comic book artist who was caught in this conflict. The comic book Superman: Deadly Legacy was distributed in the area affected by this war to warn children about the dangers of landmines. A man who loses all his property in this war is paid cash to tell his story to journalists in the graphic novel The (*) Fixer. A hero of this war was the subject of the story "Soba," which appears in the graphic novel War's End alongside a story about trying to find a notorious war criminal from this conflict on Christmas. Another graphic novel about this war condemns Michael Rose's failure to secure the Blue Road and focuses on a town designated a "safe area." For 10 points, identify this war discussed in Joe Sacco's Safe Area Goradze and "Christmas With Karadzic," as well as Joe Kubert's Fax From Sarajevo.
In Enki Bilal's French comic book Le Sommeil du Monstre, Nike Hatzfield recalls being victimized by this conflict in his childhood.
{Yugoslav} Wars [or the {Bosnian} War or the breakup of {Yugoslavia}, etc.]