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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The College-Boys and the Mighty Canes," Emil Flohri crafts a striking political allegory through a single, powerful image: President Roosevelt gestures toward Russian Emperor Nicholas II, who looks on as a Russian Jew, bent under a heavy burden marked 'oppression' and weighed down by multiple weights. With bold, unified art by Flohri across writing, pencils, inks, and colors, the issue delivers a stark visual commentary on power and suffering. The cover by Eugene Zimmerman complements the story’s intensity with its dramatic, symbolic composition.
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President Roosevelt points Russian Emperor Nicholas II to a Russian Jew bent over by a large burden labelled 'oppression' with a number of weights attached to it.
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