Tells the story of the Battle of the Wilderness in graphic novel format, also providing introductory information on the important commanders, the Civil War itself, and the course of the two days of fighting.
Presents a brief biography of President Theodore Roosevelt in graphic novel format; and describes his life and leadership which included a number of social, political, and conservation reforms.
Presents a graphic biography of South African political activist Nelson Mandela, and describes his long fight to break the bonds of Apartheid in South Africa.
Presents a graphic biography of jazz musician Louis Armstrong, and chronicles his childhood of poverty and racial discrimination, his unique musical style, and international fame.
Presents a brief biography of President John F. Kennedy in graphic novel format; and examines his foreign policy, interest in the space program, and impact on civil rights.
Presents a biography written in graphic novel format of Helen Keller, who became deaf and blind as an infant, and focuses on her struggles to learn to read and write with the help of her teacher Anne Sullivan and her later achievements as an author and advocate for the blind.
While writing an article for her school paper, Gwen Stacy follows the adventures of Spider-Man as he takes on Midnight, Bullseye, and other villains. Then, Spider-Man joins the Blond Phantom Detective Agency as they follow Wolverine around town.