The Plot

Will Eisner at his best...dealing with the worst of subject matters. It is amazing to me how much damage and pain this hateful lie has inflicted on the Jewish people. The fact that anyone can believe the Protocols tells you everything you need to know; that hate has eclipsed reason - and that there......more

This was Will Eisner's last graphic novel - or book of sequential art; in it, he presents the evidence that has debunked the fraud of the racist pamphlet that fueled antisemitism in Europe - and later worldwide. I'd heard about the "Protocols" but didn't know much about it until I read Eisner's acco......more

I read this book because Umberto Eco mentioned it in a collection of his essays. The idea of a leading thinker like Eco writing the introduction to a non-fiction graphic novel intrigued me. I was not disappointed. Eisner took on the story of "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," deconstructing its o......more

Well, that was quick. I thought this was going to be my book for tonight, maybe finish it tomorrow. Instead, I'm writing down some thoughts so I can start a new one and stay up a little longer. Still, it was a good read-- at least as good as a comic book about one of the most insidious plots in the......more

This is the last work of the famous cartoonist Will Eisner. What this work is about is no laughing matter and is more a tragedy than a comic, as the forward mentioned. This graphic novel is about an alleged secret document that supposedly proved a secret agenda and plan by Jewish leaders to take ove......more