| | | Well, being one of the editors I'm inclined to say all of it.
Try Salon Tarek El Khurafi, by Omar Khouri, a serialized comic taking place in an alternate Lebanon where the Mental Security Forces have clamped down on everything religious and imaginary.
The Vacant Lot by Andy Warner is a fantastic, wordless four page comic about nostalgia and growing up.
Hatem Imam's Khkhkh on the other hand, is a wordless yet noisy adventure in surrealism.
Fouad Mezher's the Educator splices Sin City style art with a V for Vendetta type hero in another dystopian society.
Isabelle Boinot's Nicoptine works like a wonderfully trashy soap, rife with sex, betrayal and murder.
Jam & Yoghurt, Suspended Time and Dans Le Taxi are all loose biographies by different artists about growing up in Lebanon.
Glitterpill, by Elyse Tabet, is a poem of a comic, while Farah Nehme's Happy Birthday to Me, is an elegy to adolescence.
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