24 Panels | An anthology comic to aid PTSD needs of survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire

[laughing_tree]

Released last week, 24 Panels is an anthology comic whose proceeds go towards aiding PTSD related needs of survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire in the UK. Every story in the anthology is 24 panels long. Please consider making a purchase.

Here's one page from Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie's contribution to the book, "If Einstein's Right...":

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[icon_uk]

I was liiterally trying to work out how to post a sample from this remarkable collection when opened the page, and this one was the top of the list. But four pages and the 1/3 rule made it tricky to even think about.

[kore]

This is really neat, thank you.

[thosefew]

I don't know if this is the place for this, but mention of the Grenfell tower reminds of that recent case where someone was arrested for burning an effigy of the tower. I hadn't seen the footage of the burning when I first heard of it, but my first thought was that it could have been a form of mourning/remembrance, similar to bonfires. A way to properly grasp the tragedy by seeing it repeated in miniature. Having since seen the footage, it seems to have been in jest, but then again some people laugh when they cannot cry. Condemning the burning of the effigy feels petty compared to the actual tragedy.

Also, sorry if this is a doublepost, i disconnected while typing.

[icon_uk]

I don't know enough about that particular situation to make a judgement call.

I doubt those involved were people involved in the actual fire itself, and though I'm not sure I would have made it an arrestable offence, I frankly cannot understand the mindset that would go to this much effort for something so grotesque.