Marx's Capital in Comics: A New Design

Every time the world is hit by a crisis, politicians and economists remember Marx.
- Karl, is this capitalism all there is? Should we carry something else? - they ask.
The German thinker in his 19th century explained how the market economy... is structured and what is wrong with it. At that time, he made many prophetic conclusions that are relevant even in the 21st century.
 
To be convinced of this, it is not necessary to study the complex multi-volume "Capital". Read a bright witty comic in which "Doctor Marx" thoroughly and concisely, easily and engagingly breaks it down:
- What trap have capitalists set for themselves?
- What is the danger of speculative money?
- What do 19th-century labor forces have in common with the job market in the 21st century?
- Will humanity live better, even if every person on the planet has the opportunity to buy an iPhone?
 
""Marx's Capital in Comics" is a brilliant presentation in which illustrations enter into truly deep interaction with the text". - John Berger, writer, Booker Prize winner
 
Authors:
 
David Smith is working on editing Marx's essays on globalization and non-Western cultures for Yale University Press.
 
Phil Evans (1946-2014) was an English political cartoonist and an accomplished book illustrator.