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Presidential Material Flipbook: Barack Obama and John McCain

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With this election looming in less than a month from now, this double sided graphic novels explains both candidates's backgrounds and history. It is unbiaed history book done in graphic novel format It is an interesting graphic presenation. It does not tell the reader to pick one candidate over another, it give each person's history and not their voting records.

Many years ago, Marvel comics (YES, the same company that does Spiderman, X-Men and Iron Man) did a Pope John Paul comic. This presidental flip book is in the same vein.

The art and text mesh well. The art seems to be done quickly, but very well done. This historal graphic novel should be a colllectable of this years campaign for this years run for White House..and may the best man win

However, With most young people not reading (Those arent my words, That is from The American Public Library stats), this graphic novel fills a void for those 18 year olds to understand the candidates's backrounds.It does not tell you the candidate's promises, just the facts about them.

What makes this entertainment woth it is the artwork and the text. This is educational and informative..and something of value that everyone should read before heading into the voting booth.

It's short graphic novel mpresenation, so I may read it again in line while I am waiting to vote

Bennet Pomerantz AUDIOWORLD

The comic was more revealing about both candidates than I expected. McCain's wild youth and Obama's hanging out with some true radicals when he was young.

The art was a little primitive in spots. It was a good summary of both of their lives.

The 2009 Presidential Election is surely up there with the country's most historical events. And IDW jumps on the bandwagon with this flappable two-sided comic, which tells two stories that are only possible in America.

Barack Obama's autobiography is written by Jeff Mariotte and drawn by Tom Morgan, while John McCain's story is handled by Andy Helfer and Stephen Thompson respectively. This thin paperback houses some surprising information on both politicians, from Obama's lifelong search for his racial identity to McCain's military hardships and family woes. While both stories are brief, "Presidential Material" paints a portrait of two different men who are both worthy of recognition and respect.

This comic is unrated: Mild Violence, Adult Situations.

Mdse received in good condition, w/ secured packaging which prevented any damage from occurring. Mdse also received within time specified by the seller.

I purchased this rather unconventional souvenir of the historic 2008 presidential election. It has good, basic information about both candidates, but I will keep with my other Obama mementos.

I have to admit I never intended to buy this for the satire,,I bought it for my grandchildrens children..A piece of history I will add to all the memorabilia I have collected from this historic election! If you like comics, it`s great but if you want to own a small piece of history here`s your chance! Add it to your collection or enjoy it at face value either way it was a great deal..