Considering it’s complicated nature, we can’t think of a better, more compelling way to explain the contents of the Mueller Report than through the form of a graphic novel. Jan Feindt’s stark, mostly black-and-white drawings report the facts, with no embellishment, which is what we would expect to see from the Washington Post. But it is still compelling and dramatic, none the less.
Jan Feindt was commissioned by the Washington Post to illustrate The Mueller Report Illustrated, a nonfiction graphic novel adaptation of the current events surrounding the Mueller report. This graphic novel is available as a printed book and an animated digital project. The Mueller Report Illustrated was art directed by Katherine Lee, with support from Brian Goss, Gregory Manifold, and Suzette Moyer, text by Rosalind Helderman, digital build by Lucio Villa, animation by Kolin Pope, editeding by Matea Gold, and audio by Matt Collette.
Check out Chapter 1 of the digital The Mueller Report Illustrated here.
See more of Jan Feindt’s work here.
