Michael Sloan

Jan 5, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Jake Halpern |Michael Sloan

An impassioned message of rage and hope. The author of Persepolis returns with a collection about burgeoning activism in Iran. In September 2022, the beating and death of Mahsa Jina Amini, an Iranian student arrested for not wearing her headscarf properly, incited a solidarity movement among women and men that spread around the world.

Dec 5, 2023 | kirkusreviews.com | Maurice Vellekoop |Jake Halpern |Michael Sloan |Roz Chast

An accessible, informative journey through complex issues during turbulent times. Immersion journalism in the form of a graphic narrative following a Syrian family on their immigration to America. Originally published as a 22-part series in the New York Times that garnered a Pulitzer for editorial cartooning, the story of the Aldabaan family—first in exile in Jordan and then in New Haven, Connecticut—holds together well as a full-length book.

Oct 17, 2023 | kirkusreviews.com | Lila Ash |Jake Halpern |Michael Sloan |R. Crumb

An accessible, informative journey through complex issues during turbulent times. Immersion journalism in the form of a graphic narrative following a Syrian family on their immigration to America. Originally published as a 22-part series in the New York Times that garnered a Pulitzer for editorial cartooning, the story of the Aldabaan family—first in exile in Jordan and then in New Haven, Connecticut—holds together well as a full-length book.

Oct 14, 2023 | kirkusreviews.com | Lonnie Mann |Jake Halpern |Michael Sloan |R. Crumb

An accessible, informative journey through complex issues during turbulent times. Immersion journalism in the form of a graphic narrative following a Syrian family on their immigration to America. Originally published as a 22-part series in the New York Times that garnered a Pulitzer for editorial cartooning, the story of the Aldabaan family—first in exile in Jordan and then in New Haven, Connecticut—holds together well as a full-length book.

Sep 21, 2023 | lexology.com | Michael Sloan |Alinta Kemeny |Stuart Dullard |Jacqueline Chan |Camilla Clemente |Jason Maletic

The United States restructuring market has coined the phrase "creditor-on-creditor violence" recently. It describes the taking advantage of loopholes in financing documents by certain existing or new lenders to the disadvantage of certain existing lenders. But in financially distressed scenarios, there is not only creditor violence but shareholder violence. We are seeing an increasing amount in Australia. So what is it and how should it be handled? Shareholder on shareholder violence is hardly new.