
A graphic novella of rebellious students in a high school hostage crisis, blending magic, reality, and provocative themes.
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A graphic novella of rebellious students in a high school hostage crisis, blending magic, reality, and provocative themes.
What begins as a story becomes a tract, as the iconographically genderqueer students lecture the staid teachers on how "magic is sequence"—i.e., how comics, through their very form, embody the perceptual Burroughsian cut-up that allows the imagination to intervene in reality's gaps and produce a new reality. Tricks of storytelling and even color (the colorist Gregory Wright is perhaps more the star of this show than artist Riley Rossmo, whose broken ligne claire left me wanting mo
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Features iconographically genderqueer students as central characters.
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Magic as a central theme, tied to the concept of sequence in storytelling.
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Minor cultural messaging through student-teacher dynamics.
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