“Where are the Torah graphic novels?”

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For many people, the texts of Torah learning are themselves the biggest obstacles. They are dense, difficult, often unpunctuated and written in a foreign language. Where are the Torah graphic novels? Where are the books of halacha, Mishna and Talmud that communicate the depth of our tradition with illustrations and stories, that can be absorbed by those with little or no Hebrew reading skills? Such resources would bring light to all….

Rabbi Dov Linzer, “Inclusion Doesn’t Happen By Accident”, The Jewish Week (21 April 2017), 19.

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