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Julian Sedgwick: why resistance should be graphic - Dark Satanic Mills and the power of comic storytelling

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What happens when intolerance triumphs over tolerance? What happens when blind certainty crushes questioning and doubt? Julian Sedgwick talks about the influences and motivations behind the graphic novel Dark Satanic Mills, and why he and his brother Marcus chose to tell the story in comic format.

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