Cover of the book
Cuba. My Revolution by Iverna Lockpez and Dean Haspiel
Any country that has experienced a revolution, and/or a dictatorial regime has plenty of stories to count. All kind of stories, some old, some new… sometimes just the names are different. This one’s like that, a graphic documentary about the Revolution in Cuba and the Castro administration immediately to their victory.
The young woman protagonist is an artist, doctor soldier and also prisoner, all for the same reason; she will cry for his country, because she loves Cuba, their people, and even the revolution, but she soon finds out is too naive to see the whole picture. And as we know, there’s no war without victims, without pain, and without reality slapping you in the face; and Cuban revolution quickly showed true Cuban believers what and how it was going to work. Sigue leyendo
