Auschwitz

The 2003 graphic novel Auschwitz, published by Harry N. Abrams, is a stark, single-issue work that presents a documentary-style account of the Holocaust, focusing on the experiences within the infamous concentration camp. Created by a team of historians and artists, the book combines factual narrative with powerful black-and-white illustrations to convey the scale of the tragedy. It stands as a significant example of the comic medium being used for serious historical education and remembrance.