Overall, this is a good comic. The storyline is tight, the art style is unique, the worldview is captivating, and it explores different ways to combat hatred and discrimination. Regarding the narrative, I think it deftly incorporates real history into the story, making it more realistic and humanizing the characters. The bold color choices and dynamic movement complement the story and style of the comic, making the conflicts and some of the action scenes more impactful. However, I only gave it a 9 out of 10 because, personally, I felt the story moved a bit too quickly, and many details of the background and setting were overlooked. Of course, a tight pace isn't necessarily a flaw; I just prefer more details and foreshadowing.