One has to admire the ability with which Muradov effectively communicates how lonely life (and life after death) can be.-- "The Beat"

Muradov's sublime story rewards readers with a darkly comic, keenly observed picture of a life reclaimed.-- "Cinema Sentries"

A very beautiful ballad steeped in silence, that leaves you speechless.-- "Suricate Magazine"

Very controlled, very clever and sensitive. A book that ends in a deep darkness that makes you want to start again from the beginning and stay in the loop.-- "Radio France"

A deeply melancholic graphic novel, All the Living bears witness to the unique place that Roman Muradov occupies in the world of comics. The author introduces the fantastic world into a most ordinary universe with a naturalness that confuses it, mixing the two with inspiring inventiveness.-- "Livres Hebdo"

There's an emotional lightness serving a plot that questions the desire to live. A window onto other places, other dreams, other questions. The themes of this graphic novel, like pieces of a puzzle, elegantly fall into place. Magnificent.-- "LiRE Literary Magazine"

With a very European sense of humor (the story could be a chapter in a book by Mircea Cartarescu), Muradov describes both the daily life between the protagonist and her own ghost as well as the absurd rules governing the world. Although it may initially appear austere and not very romantic, All the Living is a book that gains in consistency with each new reading. An original story infused with poetry.-- "LM-Magazine"

Original, clever, wordless, "All the Living" by artist/storyteller Roman Muradov is an extraordinary and unreservedly recommended pick for personal, community, and college/university library Graphic Novel collections.-- "Midwest Book Review"

Muradov, an Ignatz-nominated Armenian artist living in the UK, brings the sensibilities of arthouse film to the visceral texture of his muted, abstracted visual storytelling.-- "Publishers Weekly"

These are the sorts of books that push the boundaries of comics, allowing for a bit of high art to peek through the gutters of the medium.-- "AIPT"

Hauntingly beautiful.-- "Graphic Policy"