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Most Popular Political Comics

  1. Savanna Batten: From an ICE Protest to One of the Most Controversial Federal Trials in Recent U.S. History
  2. Daniel Sanchez-Estrada sentenced to 30 years: the limits of free speech
  3. “Help, enough.” The death of Abderrahim Fakir and the duty to look
  4. Maricela Rueda Sentenced to 70 Years After Prairieland Protest Arrest
  5. Lorenzo Salgado Araujo Killed During ICE Operation in Houston: Family Demands Truth and Justice
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Ukraine / Russia

Football as a Human Narrative: Drawing the Game Beyond the Game

16 June 2026

Dasha Tolstikova and Roman Muradov Bring Rodari to Brooklyn

13 March 2026

“I Refuse!”: When Saying No Becomes Resistance

13 February 2026

Ukraine Between War and Reconstruction

11 February 2026

Exploring Zelensky: An Interview with Elettra Stamboulis on Volodymyr Zelensky – Au nom de l’Ukraine

03 December 2025

Tree of Violence: Victoria Lomasko’s Radical Testimony

03 December 2025

Volodymyr Zelensky – Au nom de l’Ukraine

19 November 2025

A Revolutionary Life: My Cover for Kropotkin’s Memoirs of a Revolutionary

06 November 2025

Political Comics

EL PAÍS Target: Kill the Journalist

A tribute to the Palestinian reporters who risk—and often lose—their lives to show the world the truth from Gaza

Gianluca Costantini: Portraits of Truth at Nortwest Museum of Cartoon Arts (NWMOCA)

A visual memorial to journalists killed in Palestine, exploring the power of comics to bear witness and defend freedom of the press

Portraits for the Palestinian Students from Ramallah

Four portraits created as a gesture of welcome for the artists participating in the Young Artists from an Ancient Land residency in Bologna

Nurses Honor Lorenzo Salgado Araujo

National Nurses United condemns ICE’s deadly actions and uses Gianluca Costantini’s portrait of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo as a symbol of remembrance and the call for justice

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