Graphic Medicine Manifesto Justin L. Bergner and the not-so-glamorous parts of

and the not-so-glamorous parts of the journey

From building fires to building shelters

gave troubling credence to Nazi propaganda about forthcoming ""wonder-weapons"" that would turn the war decisively in the Axis' favor

serves as a foundational model for how believers perceive their own death

the volume illuminates criminalization as a way of producing and protecting the sacred social order of patriarchal whiteness and private property

Graphic Medicine Manifesto Justin L. Bergner and the not-so-glamorous parts ofCombining scholarly essays with visual narratives and a conclusion in comics form, establishes graphic medicine as a new area of scholarship. Demonstrates that graphic medicine narratives offer patients, family members, and medical caregivers new ways to negotiate the challenges of the medical experience. Discusses comics as visual rhetoric.