Holocaust Graphic Narratives: Generation, Trauma, and Memory

A scholarly series from Rutgers University Press launched in 2019, Holocaust Graphic Narratives: Generation, Trauma, and Memory examines how comics and graphic novels have shaped modern understanding of the Holocaust. Each volume, beginning with a single issue, brings together academic analysis and creative works to explore the transmission of traumatic memory across generations. The series is defined by its interdisciplinary approach, combining visual culture, history, and memory studies to highlight the unique power of sequential art in bearing witness. It matters as a foundational text for studying the intersection of comics and Holocaust representation, offering a critical framework for an evolving field.