I Killed Adolf Hitler

Not really sure how to put my thoughts on this book into words. On the surface, its simplicity and minimalistic style seem strange, but somehow it all works. Jason's graphic novels are always extremely unique and very striking. Often when I read his works I finish it and I just think “What did I just read?” but then it kind of sinks in and I realize it has more depth than I originally assumed. The love story in this one was particularly strange, what with the circumstances and all, but it still somehow felt human and realistic in a way, and I really liked that. Jason's stories always have a simplicity that makes me misjudge them every time I read them, but they leave a lasting effect and are really very good.