Zach Weinersmith's ability to tell compelling non-fiction via comics is something I truly love. He manages to take what the person is saying, convert it into a

Zach Weinersmith's ability to tell compelling non-fiction via comics is something I truly love. He manages to take what the person is saying, convert it into a comic form of them saying it, while adding humour. And throughout the process, what is being said does not seem to be degraded at all. There's also a level of openness we all seem to have to something that comes at us as a comic rather than hard text. I don't even think we have a good word for what this practice is, but I'll go with "Art" because it takes a lot of that. His book on Immigration[0] is a large-scale version of this skill in practice and I suspect a lot of HN readers might enjoy it, regardless of if you agree with his points or not. [0]https://www.amazon.com/Open-Borders-Science-Ethics-Immigration/dp/1250316960/ https://www.amazon.com/Open-Borders-Science-Ethics-Immigrati...