When the Wind Blows: The bestselling graphic novel for adults from the creator of The Snowman

Global thermonuclear war is a surprisingly amusing subject. This graphic novel isn't quite as funny as Doctor Strangelove, but it has some excellent moments.My favourite bit is near the beginning. Jim...

"Aching with love and bitterness, it is meant to break your heart" - Guardian"Whatever your politics this is the most eloquent anti-Bomb statement you are likely to read" - Daily Mail"Armageddon comes...

A 1982 graphic novel by Raymond Briggs, also known for The wordless picture book The Snowman. Many of his works are wryly amusing, featuring versions of his own parents. Here, Jim and Hilda Bloggs are...

This is not some regular kids' comic book. The issue highlighted here is pretty intense. It’s a story of an elderly couple who builds up a fallout shelter in order to be safe during the upcoming nuc...

For those who are too young to remember the 1980s, it was a decade of utterly foolish magical thinking about nuclear annihilation, an era in which governments in both the United States and the United ...

This is possibly the most disturbing book I've ever picked up. The format alone, jarring with the subject matter, sets ones teeth on edge... there's something wholly discomfiting about the illustrated...

The coming nuclear war as a cartoon. Black humour and advice on how to use duct tape (of course, isn't duct tape used for everything?) and plastic bags to protect yourself.I don't think its a spoiler ...

This is one of the saddest stories I've ever read. It was written at a time when governments believed a nuclear attack was a real possibility. In fact, the public had received leaflets through the doo...

Year of New AuthorsIn an alternative history, the UK is struck by a devastating nuclear attack. Cities and communication systems are destroyed, roads melted, the earth and air poisoned and ravaged. Al...

I am at a loss for words. This book has emotionally devastated me. Beautifully depicting the horrors of war and nuclear weapons, with its contrasting black humor, this book is a must read....