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Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City Guy Delisle
Publisher: Drawn & Quarterly

This is a graphic novel, the first that many of us have read. Rosenbaum I started Guy DeLisle's 300-plus-page Jerusalem with interest; I finished it in anger. One of the chief advantages of this form, developed by its different practitioners over time, is that drawings can be set off against dialogue and text. Guy DeLisle Drawn and Quarterly $24.95, 320 pages by S.I. Jerusalem: Chronicles From the Holy City HC Jugheads Double Digest #180. JERUSALEM: Chronicles From The Holy City will be in stores on Tuesday April 24th. But most of all, those stories convey what life in East Jerusalem is about for an expatriate.”–Haaretz “Engaging. Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City by Guy Delisle Not only did I learn a lot from this book, it was also a head above Delisle's book about North Korea because there were also plenty of interesting little mini-plots. While visiting Isaac and daughter-in-law Rebekah we had a conversation about the graphic book Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City by Guy Delisle. Canadian Guy Delisle won this year's Fauve d'Or, or Best Comic Book Award at the Angouleme Comic Festival for Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City. In contrast to his previous books, Delisle is much more focused on the domestic in Jerusalem: Chronicles From the Holy City. In Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City, Delisle explores the complexities of a city that represents so much to so many. I'm Not a Plastic Bag HC Incredible Hulk Pardoned SC Jennifer Blood #12. Jerusalem is the latest travelogue comic by Canadian artist Guy Delisle, and, like his previous books (Burma Chronicles, Pyongyang, and Shenzhen), it is beautiful, funny and informative. Everything is complicated by having parallel systems.