Cartoon critic - The Jewish Chronicle

American website JBooks may just have revolutionised the world of book reviewing. JBooks asked graphic artist Steve Sheinkin to review Joann Sfar’s graphic novel The Rabbi’s Cat 2 — in the form of a graphic review. Sheinkin has employed his own character, Rabbi Harvey, to give his views on his fellow graphie in six entertainingly drawn electronic pages, with Rabbi Harvey’s dry, succinct comments contained in speech bubbles.

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