Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey by GB Tran

Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey GB Tran ebook
ISBN: 9780345508720
Format: pdf
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
Page: 288

Http://www.606studios.com/bendisboar.php?p=7531151 #185: - Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey HC by GB Tran (Villard Books, 02/02) - http://www.606studios.com/bendisboar.php?p=7531156. Urasawa, Naoki and Takashi Nagasaki. Vietnamerica is a new 280 page color hardcover graphic novel by Gia-Bao (GB) Tran, published by Villard about his parents, who are from Vietnam, and their journey to America in the 1970s. Tran is a Brooklyn based cartoonist/illustrator whose graphic memoir VIETNAMERICA details his family's journey of survival through the Vietnam War, and their refugee migration to the US. "Cartooning will destroy you; It will break your heart" Charles M. Vietnamerica: A family's journey. One of the great pleasures of Alt.Comics is how it offers a window into the creative process of the individual artists. Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey. The American-born Tran captures this sweeping and exhilarating story in his beautifully drawn graphic memoir “Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey” (Villard, $30). Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey is a graphic novel by GB Tran about his parents' lives in and escape from Vietnam in the 1970s and their subsequent life as refugees in the United States. Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey They entered America—a foreign land they couldn't even imagine—where family connections dissolved and shared history was lost within a span of a single generation. Illustrated by Christopher Cardinale. GB Tran, Excerpt from “Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey” (2011) (Courtesy of the Artist). Fallout) blends research and imagination in a haunting portrait of Marie Curie and rising star artist GB Tran (Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey) turns to his own family's history to portray a war-torn, transnational generation. VIETNAMERICA: a family's journey. Gia Bao (G.B.) Tran Villard 288 pages. Tran's graphic novel is a memoir and personal discovery of family heritage, inspired by a trip with his parents to Vietnam.