Contemporary graphic novels about war conflicts. An educational proposal for the cultivation of intercultural culture

As a space of contact between identity and otherness, the authors proposed the creation of a reading network consisting of graphic novels, with war conflicts as a common thread. Through them, students can learn about the history of war, refugees, migration and the (pan)human relationships that are created in these conditions. This article traces those points where images and/or words illuminate the common everyday life of people, interaction with others, recognition of diversity, human rights.