Disease of the white male, an allegorical father-son story
By July 10, 2017
This graphic essay by Matt Kalasky tells the story of a disease passed on by a father to a son and from the son to his son. The allegorical story takes place nowhere in particular and has implications everywhere.
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Matt Kalasky, graphic essay, on father-son inheritance and inherited disease of the white male
Matt Kalasky, graphic essay, on father-son inheritance and inherited disease of the white male
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