The Death of Stalin

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Within minutes of starting to read this graphic novel, I knew I wanted to make the movie version. The narrative captures a turbulent and disturbing period, oozing with sleazy chicanery. The artist depicts the sordid goings-on with elegant caricatures, providing a clear view of the cast's complete awfulness while adding historical flair. It’s proof that tragedy plus time equals very dark comedy. Juicy and engrossing, the story reflects a style of political machinations that inspires both revulsion and twisted admiration. It offers a fun take on history, prompting readers to research what’s true and what’s close to the truth. The key is that, despite the weirdness, the story is highly entertaining. This is one of the better political comedies to grace the comics page in recent years, expertly handled by the creative team. If you enjoy scathing black comedy with depth, you can't do better. It appeals to everyone, regardless of their interest in historical events. The novel serves as a wonderful political thriller, providing insight into the state of the USSR at the time of Stalin's death. It’s a fascinating examination of insanity and treachery, visually striking and unexpectedly cinematic, offering a fantastic satirical take on the course of events.