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By applying terminology from trauma theory and a methodologicalapproach from comics scholarship, this essay discusses three graphicautobiographies of women. These are A Game for Swallows by Zeina Abirached(trans. Edward Gauvin, 2012), We are on our Own by Miriam Katin (2006), andPersepolis by Marjane Satrapi (trans. Anjali Singh, 2004). Two issues are at thecentre of the investigation: the strategies by which these works engage in themuch-debated issues of representing gendered violence, and the representationof the ways traumatized daughters and their mothers deal with the identitycrises caused by war

Graphic Narratives of Women in War: Identity Construction in the Works of Zeina Abirached, Miriam Katin, and Marjane Satrapi