Zahra’s Paradise takes a tradition of politically oriented graphic novels and applies it to a situation that’s still very much unfolding.

Read the article at The Globe and Mail.

For its style and subject matter, Zahra’s Paradise is drawing comparisons to Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi’s French-language graphic novel that is set in Iran before and after the Islamic Revolution.

Read the article on The Independent.

Zahra’s Paradise was featured in a US and International tv and online short:

On Friday, First Second Books will begin publishing a serialized Web comic about Iran, which will explore social, political and human rights issues in the country.

Read the article on nytimes.com.