"The President" traces the birth of our nation through George Washington’s two terms, culminating in his death as the new century begins. Washington voluntarily gave up the power of the presidency because he never sought to be a king—just one example of his greatness....
"America Part One" is the premiere graphic novel addressing the founding of the United States of America and the establishing of the freedoms we have now enjoyed for almost 250 years. This is a must have for every school library and classroom.
Explore the birth and evolution of the United States' most foundational document with "The U.S. Constitution," a meticulously crafted 100-page graphic novel. This unique and educational comic book not only brings the history of the U.S. Constitution to life but also...
The American flag is an enduring symbol of freedom. The "Stars and Stripes" comic book details the development of the flag, how to respectfully treat this important symbol of our nation, as well as iconic moments in the history of the American flag.
Rising up from slavery, Booker T. Washington came to prominence in the late 1800s as the most influential African-American leader of his day. Washington accomplished the near impossible by founding a school for newly freed blacks in the heart of the Deep South. When...
“The Forging” tells the story of the Constitutional Convention and the debates that took place in the forging of the U.S. Constitution. The comic book is narrated by the famous black preacher Richard Allen who started the first African-American church in Philadelphia...
George Washington and his army suffer a brutal winter at Valley Forge but eventually prevail, leading to the surrender of the British army at Yorktown.
This comic details how George Washington and his Continental Army are nearly crushed in the Battle of Long Island but saved by a miraculous escape. Then, as the Patriots are driven from New York, Washington crosses the Delaware and stages a stunning attack on the...
The year 1776 is a year that changes world affairs with the Declaration of Independence and George Washington at the head of the Continental Army.
Paul Revere gets all the credit for alerting the countryside to the British troops bearing down on Lexington and Concord. But did you know that he was one of three primary riders, carrying the warning? With stunning artwork from Marvel artists, The Ride details the...