Eli Valley is a New York-based cartoonist and writer whose remarkable comic strip, Comics Rescued From a Burning Synagogue in Bialystok and Hidden in a Salt Mine Until After the War, appears each month in the pages of the …
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The Eli Valley Experience
Posted by Kent Worcester on June 10th, 2010 at 8:42 AMIn recent years there has been a flood of books and articles published on various aspects of Jews and comics. In addition to documenting the contribution of individual Jews to the development of the comics medium, these works of interpretation …
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