Comics

[Ballyfornia]

Is there any Anarchist or Communist comics on the internet that yous could recommend?

[bcbm]

http://tintinrevolution.free.fr/pages/image001.html

[Spawn of Stalin]

Lots of stuff put out by the independent publishers has progressive messages in varying degrees but there aren't many explicitly pro-Communist books that I can think of. I read the Tintin one and thought it was rather enjoyable, whether that is because I am a Tintin fan or I am a Communist in the first place, I do not know.

Actually I think you would have much more luck looking for anti-Communist comic books, there were many produced during the Cold War

[Spawn of Stalin]

I suppose if you are in the mood for a giggle you could read Superman: Red Son. It's not a Communist book but it is very very good, definitely one of the best written Supes stories of the last decade.
http://www.dccomics.com/media/product/1/4/1443_400x600.jpg

[Sasha]

http://www.andi.nrw.de/andi3/Comic/andi3_comic.htm

:D


(you might want to use an proxy when checking that one out, its an publication in manga form warning kids for the dangers of left-extremism published by the german secret service)

[Desperado]

More of a comic format (anarchist) manifesto than a straight comic (though I highly recommend):

http://libcom.org/files/wcpw.pdf

Libcom has lots of other good stuff under http://libcom.org/tags/cartoons

[Battlecat]

Green Arrow is sometimes written as a socialist, or at lease social democrat, depending on who's writing. Also, Alan Moore's V for Vendetta can easily be considered anarchist. Although stay away from the shocking film of it.

Spain Rodriguez did a "graphic biography" about Che which is well worth a read.

[Battlecat]

Also, Persepolis is an excelent book. It's about a girl during the Iranian Islamic revolution, living in a communist family. There's a pretty good film about it too.

[Sasha]

this is an pretty good anarcho feminist comic: http://www.hotheadpaisan.com/

[Ballyfornia]

Persepolis is an amazing comic