The best part about graphic novels is that you look at the story differently depending on what your age is. What Tintin and his adventures meant to us as 10-year-olds is definitely not how we look at the Belgian journalist and his alcoholic friend now. So when Context, the newly launched literary imprint of Westland Publications, thought of a book to celebrate Indira Gandhi's birth centenary year, we knew we would see the Indian icon in a new light, unlike in our textbooks from history class. Especially when the end product is a seamlessly interwoven prose and graphic narrative.