It's rare for me to be deeply engaged with nonfiction, and rarer for me to seek out more on the topic, so this graphic novel was a pleasant surprise. I only wish there he had written a companion volume to expand on contemporary economic theory. I'm wiser about economics in general (especially the disconnect between wall St and the economy in general) but I'm still drifting on a sea of jargon when I dip in to the Financial Times, etc. Still, this is a great primer, and I appreciate that the author wears his bias on his sleeve.