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A review by mohan_vee
24 Panels by Alan Moore, Al Ewing, Kieron Gillen
5.0
"24 Panels" takes a fairly simple idea and produces and interesting and entertaining sampling of current comic art and writing. Originally conceived as a fundraising project after th 2017 tragedy at the Grenfell tower block this book has lasting merit and is worth reading for anyone interested in
Each story is short, never more than 24 panels, - hence the name. The wide diversity of art and storytelling styles is notable and the constituent stories vary greatly from each other. Most do not even directly reference the tragedy at Grenfell. What they do have in common, though , is a common thread of hope and faith in the ability to improve the future.
All of these stories are worth reading, though some are more accessible and / or interesting than others. My top three personal favorites are "They Say" , "If Einstein's Right", "The Favelas and "A Logical Conclusion"
Each story is short, never more than 24 panels, - hence the name. The wide diversity of art and storytelling styles is notable and the constituent stories vary greatly from each other. Most do not even directly reference the tragedy at Grenfell. What they do have in common, though , is a common thread of hope and faith in the ability to improve the future.
All of these stories are worth reading, though some are more accessible and / or interesting than others. My top three personal favorites are "They Say" , "If Einstein's Right", "The Favelas and "A Logical Conclusion"