Paul Is Dead by Paolo Baron, Ernesto Carbonetti

​     For fans of musical themed conspiracy theories and gorgeous art there’s this book.  Based on a wildly speculative what if this novel imagines a world where in 1966 Paul McCartney drove into a tree and died. And imagines it so vividly, in such technicolor splendor, that the presentation wows the readers the same way the band’s music might delight them.
    There isn’t much to the story, this isn’t a text heavy production, it’ll take you thirty minutes at most to get through. The plot is interesting, especially for fans, but the art is the star of the show here. It’s so stunning, so striking,, so spectacular. The colors sing. The panels dance. The portraiture is terrific. It’s just a thing of beauty to behold. For that alone, you gotta check it out if you get a chance. Recommended.