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RESEARCH DOCUMENT<br />

Food Crisis<br />

Food Crisis is another fundraised graphic novel that focuses on a face<br />

paced apocalyptic story set in 2025 about a food crisis that hit North<br />

America. Based on real facts and past food crises like the depressionera<br />

dust bowl famine and the 2011 unrest over food prices in the middle<br />

east that resulted in the arab spring development.<br />

The book is aimed at high school students and addresses these severe<br />

issues , aiming to make them more understandable.<br />

The graphic novel has been written to be attention grabbing, hoping<br />

to inspire readers to create their own solutions today. It also includes<br />

12 essays and 200 footnotes that provide a balance and bring a<br />

certain amount of focus to the the story. It was illustrated by long time<br />

collaborator and illustrator Scott Mooney.<br />

The fundraiser ran for an entire month leading to an income of $7000<br />

which would help in turn distributing the book into schools in Canada and<br />

the United States.<br />

Above: Food Crisis Cover Page Illustrated by Scott<br />

Mooney<br />

The fundraiser ran for an entire month leading to an income<br />

of $7000 which would help in turn distributing the book into<br />

schools in Canada and the United States.<br />

The contributers to this campaign would get access to a<br />

number of rewards such as a soft copy of the book, and a<br />

“Learning Pack” that could be used personally or donated<br />

to a school of your choice. which includes a DVD featuring<br />

animated videos of the global crisis and soft copies of the book<br />

itself.<br />

Left: Illustrated sample pages from the graphic novel<br />

On the side, the campaign had T shirts promoting the<br />

campaign with pictures of the graphic novel on it.<br />

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