drawn trips

Altaïr Magazine · 2018

drawn trips is Altaïr Magazine's special monograph dedicated to cartoon journalism. Art Spiegelman invented the genre with Maus – a milestone in the world of comics by winning the Pulitzer Prize for the first time in 1992 – and Joe Sacco developed it with his drawn chronicles of Palestine or the Balkans., but behind them have come a long list of authors such as Guy Delisle, Marjane Satrapi or Jiro Taniguchi who have recounted their adventures in Pyongyang in images, Iran and Venice. In this comic you will find Fourteen Original Illustrated Nonfiction Travel Stories, assembled with styles, different techniques and results. You will travel through Sarah Glidden's sketched Italy, a motley refugee camp in Iraqi Kurdistan with Oliver Kugler or the Land of Fire by Aude Picault, between watercolor landscapes and cartoon characters. SM.

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