Description
Louis Riel brings to life the turbulent life of Canada’s most controversial Indigenous leader through Chester Brown’s sharp, accessible graphic storytelling. Spanning the political and cultural pressures that shaped the Red River and North-West rebellions, the book traces how Riel’s convictions—and the forces arrayed against him—drove a nation toward crisis. With a focus on identity, colonial power, and the moral complexity of rebellion and governance, it invites readers to consider how history is remembered, contested, and politicized. Brown’s distinctive, character-driven style blends historical context with intimate human stakes, making this a compelling entry point into a defining chapter of Canadian history.
Available Editions
paperback
Drawn and Quarterly
Published Aug 22, 2006
308 pages
ISBN: 9781894937894
paperback
Drawn and Quarterly
Published Jan 1, 2003
260 pages
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Details
First Published
2003
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Louis Riel by Chester Brown.