Hannah Berry's graphic novels have a brilliantly threatening kind of British humour to them: you read them, you smirk, then you look over your shoulder. Knowing and savage, Livestock is that rare thing: a comic book that has only grown more essential in the gap between its inception and its publication. In this tale, the gruesome relationship between celebrity and politics has moved way beyond The One Show sofa. In the fight for the public's attention, why let public interest get in the way? Show Less Product DetailsĪ satire set in a not-very-distant future (think tomorrow, or possibly the day after). Read more on our relationship with the media from critically acclaimed graphic novelist Hannah Berry.
Excitement is building for this year's Twammies and Clementine Darling is hotly tipped to win Best Female Singer and Political Spokesperson! The government is embarrassed about the leak of a confidential email exchange, but have you heard about Clementine's new beau Devon Ayre? Yes, human cloning appears to have been legalised, but wasn't Devon once together with Clementine's arch rival Coral Jerome? And does it really matter what dubious corporate connections helped get this bill into place while Clementine and Coral are locking horns in a violent feud? Livestock is a razor-sharp satire. Excitement is building for this year's Twammies and Clementine Darling is hotly tipped to win Best Female Singer and Political Spokesperson! The government is embarrassed about the leak of a confidential email exchange, but have you heard about Clementine's new beau Devon Ayre? Num Pages: 96 pages.
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