Her previous graphic novel, How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less, was met with critical acclaim using a similar style of artistry and storytelling. Even with a total of almost 300 pages, Rolling Blackouts moves along at a brisk pace through vignettes that describe, through word balloons and water-color paintings, the stories and interviews with a select group of people in the Middle Eastern countries. The underlying premise focuses on the questions about truth and journalism while using the backdrop of the Middle East as the catalyst.