Call Me Iggy

Call Me Iggy by Jorge Aguirre & Rafael Rosado

2 Responses to “Call Me Iggy”

  1. Bro says:

    There’s a lot I could say about this graphic novel, but my favorite part is when Billy tries to get under Iggy’s skin by calling him sensitive, but Iggy responds with “no, I’m just being human.” Everyone is allowed to have their own political opinion, but I don’t think it’s about Republicans versus Democrats; it’s a fight for human injustice and systemic racism. Labeling yourself as a political faction means you already lost by creating more division between you and humanity. Iggy saw this, for he saw the political division; a political division that separates the more it’s fed with hate and resentment.

  2. GiraffeFan19 says:

    Overall, I liked this graphic novel. I like how it covers current issues. I didn’t like Ignacio’s older brother. My favorite part was when all of Marisol’s little cousins thought Iggy was her boyfriend and they kept having to correct them.

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