It's Lonely at the Centre of the Earth was a very well-done graphic novel. I loved the different art styles throughout while staying cohesive. I think it portrayed mental illness and existentialism well with the combination of narration and what was happening in the drawings. This made me realize that graphic novels are a good vehicle for biographies and memoirs because it's even more authentic of an art form. It's relatable, but not in a manufactured way, and it feels really genuine.