Nate Powell has been called "a writer-artist of
genius" and "the most prodigiously talented graphic novelist" of his generation.
This box contains the reasons why. Swallow Me Whole won the Eisner Award for its
portrayal of teen mental illness, Any Empire explores the trickle-down effects
of war on young minds, and You Don't Say collects Powell's short comics
from 2004 up to the debut of the landmark March trilogy. Together, these three
volumes represent the first decade of mature work from one of the new giants of
cartooning: a creator renowned for his sensitivity, intimacy, and visual
courage.