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5.0 out of 5 stars
Haunting in its simplicity,
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This review is from: Combustion: A Story Without Words (Paperback)
"Combusion" is part "The Thin Red Line," part "All Quiet On the Western Front," part Vietnam War, and part altogether something else. This is a short graphic novel with no words and a compelling message that we need to question what leads us to war and violence. Full of thought provoking symbolism, "Combustion" is worth its small price tag and more.
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Combustion: A Story Without Words by Chris Lanier (Paperback - Oct. 1999)
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