Print this pageFirst in a series of mini-comics recounting true stories that came to light on November 28, 2010 — when WikiLeaks published confidential documents of detailed correspondences between the US State Department and its diplomatic missions around the world.
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This series would not be possible without HiLobrow contributor Alexis Madrigal’s Cablegate Chronicles, an ongoing series launched last week at TheAtlantic.com.
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That last panel is brilliant.
Brilliant. Encore
So great! love the dancing man
It’s going to be a terrific series. We’re planning to publish one of these comix per week — more often than that if possible, but Joe has a very busy schedule this winter.
[...] you think of what WikiLeaks has done, the idea of rendering individual “cables” as comic strips is hard to [...]
Wow. That is fantastic. I love how sweaty and sad he looks.
We’ve been gearfused!
PS: Am I the first to use “gearfuse” as a lower-case “boingboinged”-style verb?
this is SO GOOD.
[...] 4) Wikileaks cables turned into comics. [...]