Big City Violets

This simple comic features accessible information about human trafficking and prostitution. It argues that this isn't a profession and people in it do not get liberated, it is a trade where only the pimps profit and women's bodies get commodified, the physical and sexual abuse is pretty much expected and not receiving it is an exception. Legalising prostitution doesn't help and doesn't protect the women at all, women do not legally label themselves as prostitutes in countries where it does get legalised anyways.

The comic artistically doesn't intrigue me, but it's short and has valuable information, way more than lots of other comics. This tackles a still unsolved problem which we do not put enough effort into eradicating, we get lots of laymen making jokes about this and a lot of insensitive people who make fun of poverty conditions which makes this happen in the first place.

The style really fits the subject matter when I think about it, it is a bit grotesque and you cannot call any persons in it conventionally pretty and as such it keeps up the spirit of valuing important information rather than selling something for profit. These experiences are so glum and terrible, somewhere in the shadow of most people's consciousness.