Seth Tobocman Livres

Leonard Weinglass was a U.S. criminal defence lawyer and constitutional law advocate whose clients were a who's who of the twentieth-century left. They included the Chicago 7, members of the Symbionese Liberation Army and Weather Underground, Angela Davis, Daniel Ellsberg, and Mumia Abu Jamal. Through Buhle's words and Tobocman's images, Len, a Lawyer in History explores the vibrant life and inspiring legacy of an American iconoclast. Len's story is gripping and his adventures involve some of the most important historical moments of the last 50 years.

"Palestinian political cartoonist Mohammad Sabaaneh has gained renown worldwide for his stark black-and-white drawings that express the numerous abuses and losses that his countrymen suffer under Israel's occupation and celebrate their popular resistance. This collection includes 180 of Sabaaneh's best cartoons, including some depicting the privations he and other Palestinian political prisoners have suffered in Israel's many prisons. This book offers profound insights into the political and social struggles facing the Palestinian people and a pointed critique of the inaction or complicity of the 'international community.' Veteran graphic artist Seth Tobocman contributes a foreword."--Amazon.com

The book tackles the complexities of the world economy's decline, beginning with the pivotal question of its current state. Through graphic nonfiction, the authors, Seth Tobocman and Eric Laursen, deliver a clear analysis of the factors leading to the economic crisis and propose potential solutions for recovery. Their approach combines visual storytelling with insightful commentary, making the intricate subject matter accessible and engaging for readers.

The story of today’s social struggles, told through images.Usingthe time-honored technique of the wordless graphic novel as developed by Franz Masereel and Lynd Ward, this book is an allegorical take on our current age strongman politics, a worldwide nightmare in which thugs like Trump herald the possible rise of a new, modern form of fascism. In a series of thirty-seven striking two-color images, Tobocman traces the dynamics of political discontent and struggle, including how right-wing politicians like Donald Trump co-opt and redirect mass frustration and anger in ways that strengthen the very forces that cause discontent in the first place.