I've been fascinated by Bobby Fischer since his rise to prominence, and have read a number of books and biographies about him. This graphic book is an easy read and captures the essence of his life. It's never been clear what mental malady affected him- a form of autism, perhaps. I never understood why the US pursued him so vigorously for violating sanctions against Yugoslavia (more apparent now since they look the other way with Hunter Biden. In the end, Iceland claimed him as their own after the storied 1972 match there with Boris Spassky. This will have a special place on my bookshelf. ( )