Corbyn

This collection of cartoons humorously chronicles Jeremy Corbyn's political rise, capturing the essence of his journey from 'unelectable' to a prominent leader.

In Corbyn, political cartoonist Steve Bell captures the remarkable journey of Jeremy Corbyn, who rose unexpectedly from the ashes of the Labour Party in 2015. This collection showcases Bell's sharp wit and keen observations, chronicling Corbyn's ascent amid the tumultuous political landscape of the UK. Through a series of incisive cartoons, Bell provides a humorous yet critical lens on Corbyn's leadership and the challenges he faced, offering readers a unique perspective on contemporary politics.

The book features a range of Bell's most memorable works, including a hilarious Star Wars parody that illustrates Corbyn's leadership saga. Each cartoon serves as a commentary on the political climate, reflecting both the support and opposition Corbyn encountered on his path to becoming a prominent figure in British politics. Corbyn not only entertains but also invites readers to reflect on the broader implications of Corbyn's rise and the shifting dynamics within the Labour Party.

As the narrative unfolds, readers are taken through the highs and lows of Corbyn's journey, from being labeled 'unelectable' to emerging as 'the prime-minister-in-waiting'. Bell's artistry and humor transform complex political events into accessible and engaging commentary, making Corbyn a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of art and politics.