Swallow me whole

In this single-issue series published by Casterman in 2010, Swallow Me Whole is a standalone graphic novel that explores the inner world of a young boy struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder and a vivid imagination. The story, known for its delicate, watercolor-like art and empathetic narrative, is closely associated with creator Nate Powell. It matters as a quietly powerful example of how comics can sensitively depict mental health, earning a place in discussions of the medium's literary potential.