Palestine #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Refugeeland," Joe Sacco continues his immersive reportage with a powerful conversation with an Islamic lawyer defending a man accused of an honor killing, capturing the weight of justice and cultural tension in the region. As a quiet observer sits nearby, challenging Sacco with pointed questions—especially about the purpose of his work—the issue deepens into a thoughtful, unflinching look at testimony, accountability, and the limits of storytelling. Drawn and lettered by Sacco himself, with cover art by him as well, this 1994 Fantagraphics issue remains a stark, intimate chapter in his groundbreaking chronicle.
In "Law," Joe Sacco interviews an Islamic lawyer in Palestine who is defending a man accused of an honor killing, navigating the complex intersection of tradition, justice, and personal conviction. As the conversation unfolds, a man nearby challenges Sacco with sharp questions, pressing him on the impact of his work and the value of bearing witness.
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Reprinted in Palestine #[2] (1996), Palestine #[nn] (2001), Palestine: The Special Edition #[nn] (2007), Graphic Novels #5 (2011), Palestyna #[nn] (2014)
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