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Mandela and the General ~ graphic novel review
Nelson Mandela's fight against racism is about to spiral into an all-out race war. Unless he can win over his archenemy, the white supremacist General Viljoen, the democratic struggle for equality and justice in South Africa will end in "the peace of graveyards." (Blurb stolen from Good reads.) Writing and art by John Carlin and Oriol Malet.
'Mandela and the General' looks at an era where diplomacy existed
‘Mandela and the General’ looks at an era where diplomacy existed
Just in time for Election Day, Plough Publishing has released Mandela and the General, a new graphic novel about the first post apartheid electionsin 1994. With well-armed white militias fearing reprisals, Nelson Mandela must team up with former general Constand Viljoen, the former leader of the apartheid-era army and leader of the militias.
Mandela knows that he can’t avert a bloodbath on his…
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Post-Apartheid Politics Are Explored In Graphic Novel Mandela And The General
Post-Apartheid Politics Are Explored In Graphic Novel Mandela And The General
The freeing of Nelson Mandela on February 11th 1990 was one of those ‘Where were you then?’ moments that occur globally from time to time. What happened next to the South African democratic system was revolutionary and led to Mandela being elected President in 1994. Well, the Invictus screen writer, John Carlin, is turning the clock back to that tumultuous of times to focus on that first…
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Oriol Malet
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