Marx's Capital in Comics

Every time the world faces a crisis, politicians and economists remember Marx.
— Karl, is this capitalism all there is? Should we carry something else? — they ask.
The German thinker explained in his 19th century how the market economy works and what is wrong with it. He made many prophetic conclusions that are still relevant 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, where the "doctor Marx" succinctly and engagingly lays out:
• What trap have capitalists prepared for themselves?
• What is the danger of speculative money?
• What do the labor force of the 19th century and the job market in the 21st century have in common?
• Will humanity live better, even if every person on the planet gets the chance to buy an iPhone?

«"Marx's Capital in Comics" — a brilliant exposition, where illustrations enter into a truly profound interaction with the text». — John Berger, writer, Booker Prize winner