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Epileptic
Book • 2005
'Epileptic' is a poignant autobiographical graphic novel by David B., chronicling his family's struggles with his brother Jean-Christophe's epilepsy.
Through surreal and symbolic imagery, David B. explores the impact of the illness on his family dynamics and his own childhood.
The narrative delves into the various alternative treatments and therapies the family pursued in their desperate attempts to cure Jean-Christophe.
The graphic novel also reflects on the emotional toll and psychological challenges faced by both the epileptic child and his loved ones.
Ultimately, 'Epileptic' is a powerful and moving exploration of illness, family, and memory, rendered through the unique lens of comics.
Through surreal and symbolic imagery, David B. explores the impact of the illness on his family dynamics and his own childhood.
The narrative delves into the various alternative treatments and therapies the family pursued in their desperate attempts to cure Jean-Christophe.
The graphic novel also reflects on the emotional toll and psychological challenges faced by both the epileptic child and his loved ones.
Ultimately, 'Epileptic' is a powerful and moving exploration of illness, family, and memory, rendered through the unique lens of comics.
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