New Comic Anthology Explores the Meaning of 'Home'
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
A new comic anthology titled "Home" has been released by Yuka Books, featuring 15 creators exploring the concept of home. Edited by Neta Gurvitz and Assaf Hanuka, the collection examines home as both a physical space and an abstract idea. The story "Gunner's Compartment" by Emmanuel Najara is highlighted for its emotional impact.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A new comic anthology titled "Home" explores the multifaceted meaning of the concept.
- The book features 15 comic creators and is published by Yuka Books.
- Editors Neta Gurvitz and Assaf Hanuka curated the collection.
- The anthology examines home as both a physical place and an abstract idea.
- Emmanuel Najara's story "Gunner's Compartment" is highlighted for its emotional depth.
A new, elaborately produced comic anthology titled "Home" has been released by Yuka Books, featuring the work of 15 comic creators. The collection explores the multifaceted concept of "home," which can be intimate and personal, business-related, nostalgic, or a present-day refuge. The stories delve into the idea of home as both a physical space with walls and a door, and as an abstract, private, or national concept. One featured story, "Gunner's Compartment" by Emmanuel Najara, is noted for evoking strong emotions and thought. The anthology is edited by Neta Gurvitz and Assaf Hanuka.