Revue de presse
"This tightly wound, humane and suspenseful non-fiction graphic novella employs visual devices from the best traditions of film noir. Sacco's finely wrought, expressively rendered black and white drawings perfectly capture the emotional character of Sarajevo and the people who struggle to live there. This superlative and important story is easily one of the best comics non-fiction works of the year" (Publishers Weekly)
"Sacco is formidably talented. A meticulous reporter...and a gifted artist whose richly nuanced drawings tread a delicate path between cartoonishness and naturalism" (Charles Shaar Murray Independent)
"Sacco's greatest achievement is to have so poignantly depicted oppression and horror in a form that manages to be both disarming and disquieting" (David Thompson Observer)
"One of the most original cartoonists of the past two decades" (Duncan Campbell Guardian)
"Sacco is formidably talented. A meticulous reporter...and a gifted artist whose richly nuanced drawings tread a delicate path between cartoonishness and naturalism" (Charles Shaar Murray Independent)
"Sacco's greatest achievement is to have so poignantly depicted oppression and horror in a form that manages to be both disarming and disquieting" (David Thompson Observer)
"One of the most original cartoonists of the past two decades" (Duncan Campbell Guardian)
