Yossel April 19, 1943 #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis graphic novel by Joe Kubert presents a fictionalized account of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising through the eyes of a young Jewish artist named Yossel. Kubert imagines an alternate history where his own family never left Poland, blending his signature gritty art style with a deeply personal, harrowing narrative of resistance and survival during the Holocaust. Originally published in 2003, this edition collects the complete story from the 2011 DC release.
In the heart of the Warsaw Ghetto, a young boy named Yossel finds a fragile kind of power in his drawings—entertaining Nazi soldiers, earning him a reprieve while his family is taken away. Written and illustrated by Joe Kubert, this poignant story follows Yossel’s quiet defiance as he uses his art to sustain hope and plan resistance, even in the darkest corners of the sewer. The cover, also by Joe Kubert, captures the haunting weight of his final moments.
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