Books Oct 24, 2018 at 4:00 am

Berlin Is a Masterpiece of a Graphic Novel

Jason Lutes's exquisitely drawn story of the rise of fascism in Germany took 20 years to complete.

Rich Smith
The issues in ‘Berlin’ are spookily relevant today. Jason Lutes
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