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Title: Las Vegas Author Uses Cartoons to Examine Democracy's Erosion

Louisville, Kentucky, United States, 5th Oct 2026 - Author and educator Hope Abbigail Nulf presents I No Longer Trust You, a graphic nonfiction work that examines the gradual loss of democracy through cartoons, visual satire, and direct political commentary. Rather than relying on traditional political analysis, the book uses illustrations and concise statements to explore contemporary American political and social issues from the author's personal perspective.The book brings together a collection of cartoons addressing democracy, freedom, equality, education, politics, government, social division, and other issues shaping public life in the United States. Its intentionally simple doodle style provides a contrast to the seriousness of the subjects, allowing difficult and controversial topics to be approached through irony, humor, exaggeration, and visual storytelling.For Nulf, cartooning has long been a form of personal expression. The author explains that the cartoons began in high school and continued to evolve throughout life. After transitioning, the character known as Doodle became an expression of joy. In the current political climate, that same artistic voice has become an expression of resistance.“The cartoons are my voice. My resistance to what is becoming an ever more fascist state,” Hope Abbigail Nulf At the center of I No Longer Trust You is a concern for kindness, fairness, and equity. The author describes the work as a way of communicating that people are not alone during what the author views as a period of increasing cruelty and political upheaval.The book's visual approach was influenced in part by The Far Side, which Nulf credits with demonstrating that unusual and unconventional art can still communicate meaningful ideas. That influence can be se...

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