The Life and Times of Conrad Black: A Wordless Biography

A wordless biography in woodcut engravings, this single volume from The Porcupine's Quill chronicles the controversial life of the Canadian media mogul. George A. Walker, both writer and artist, distills Conrad Black's rise, fall, and reinvention through stark, monochrome imagery, creating a silent narrative that demands visual literacy. It matters as a distinctive example of sequential art operating without text, proving a complex public figure's story can be told entirely through the rhythm of carved panels.