They Called Us Enemy

We're looking at these as critical observers of visual storytelling.

And the first major work in this space is They Called Us Enemy by George Takei, Justin Eisinger, Steve Scott, and Harmony Becker.

Yes, and this won the Eisner Award for best reality-based work in 2020.

Which is huge.

It forces the reader to bear witness in a way that a paragraph of statistics simply cannot achieve.

Bearing witness is the perfect phrase for it.

Now, They Called Us Enemy views government action through the lens of childhood innocence, but what happens when the protagonist is a young adult who stumbles into resistance completely by accident?

That's a very different dynamic.

There's a, there's another one about the Holocaust that's been banned.

W- the another one that was challenged was Commander Sulu, George Takei's book, called They Called Us Enemy.

It was...

It's also a graphic novel set when he was five years old and lived in a Japanese internment camp in America.