Kafka the trial

In this breathtaking treatment of "The Trial" as a graphic novel, we read the bleak story of Joseph K., who was arrested one morning without explanation for the reasons, only to find himself in a bitter struggle against extremely ambiguous judicial procedures. He is hurled from one confusing confrontation to the next, and then grows frustrated with having to prove his innocence in the face of unknown charges. In a very clear picture of the authoritarian bureaucracy trampling on the lives of its alienated citizens. Hence the 'trial' is as appropriate now as ever.