America's Black and White Book: 100 Pictured Reasons Why We Are at War

Published in 1917 by Cupples & Leon, this single-issue comic uses a stark black-and-white format to present 100 illustrated arguments for American involvement in World War I. A product of its era, it blends propaganda with early comic storytelling, offering a historical snapshot of wartime rhetoric through sequential art. Its significance lies in documenting how comics were mobilized as tools of national persuasion during a global conflict.