Persepolis The Story of a Childhood

I read this book called Persepolis. It's one of my greatest books of all time.

I would throw in a couple of crazy web comics where you can go in any direction. I would have at least one silent comic from Jim Woodring. I would include Persepolis because I think Persepolis really was a tuning fork for a lot that came after.

They just feel so credible, so personal, and they open a door to another experience.

The author of World Rennown graphic novel Persepolis about a young girl's coming of age during the Islamic revolution in Iran has published another work.

20 years after Persepolis, French Iranian author and illustrator Majan Satrapi thought she'd set aside graphic novels.

If any of you know the graphic novel Persepolis, which she wrote about her childhood, she basically said this, look, the people of Iran want a democracy. The minute you take off the veil, you know, their dictatorship will go.

So the regime is not going to allow that. But she said, she put it this way, it's only to keep men's eyes off women.

So if they're so horny, she said, and they're so unable to control themselves, well, maybe they should take a cold shower or look somewhere else.

if any of you know the graphic novel Persepolis, which she wrote about her childhood. She basically said this, look, the people of Iran want a democracy. The minute you take off the veil, you know, their dictatorship will go.

If any of you know the graphic novel Persepolis, which she wrote about her childhood, she basically said this, look, the people of Iran want a democracy. The minute you take off the veil, you know, their dictatorship will go. So the regime is not going to allow that.

It's only to keep men's eyes off women. So if they're so horny, she said, and they're so unable to control themselves, well, maybe they should take a cold shower or look somewhere else. And that's the bottom line.

If any of you know the graphic novel Persepolis, which she wrote about her childhood, she basically said this, look, the people of Iran want a democracy. The minute you take off the veil, their dictatorship will go. So the regime is not going to allow that.

She basically said this look the people of Iran want a democracy the minute you take off the veil you know their dictatorship will go so the regime is not going to allow that.