Jonathan Hennessey, the writer I’ve collaborated with for three graphic novels, posted a 15 page excerpt from our Gettysburg Address Adaptation on his blog in honor of MLK Day. Please go HERE to read this insightful examination of the battle for civil rights following the end of the Civil War. 
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Commemorating the March on Washington 50 years ago today, here’s a panel from The Gettysburg Address: A Graphic Adaption. Below is a round-up of some of the internet buzz that the book has created since its release. If you want to cut to the chase, these articles suggest that the book is worth your time. It is interesting to read the different parts of the narrative that resonate with each reviewer, though. If you only have time to read one of the following, I suggest the CBR article since it includes commentary from Jonathan Hennessey (and a little from me) about the process of creating the book and the ideas therein.
Interview
“Gettysburg Address Gets Graphic with Lincoln, Bias and The Civil War” at Comic Book Resources
Reviews
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13th Age RPG at pelgranepress.com
13th Age Expansion Book
The US Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation at amazon.com
Robert E. Howard's Savage Sword Vol. 2 at darkhorse.com
Forward, 54th! at scholastic.com
