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3.0 out of 5 stars
This may be the first Graphic Novel for Accountants and CPAs!,
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This review is from: Taxing Trails: I.R.$. Vol. 1 (Paperback)
I usually review CDs and books on music, because that's my first love but, as a CPA I find myself reading technical books on accounting. When I spotted this graphic novel (it's really two, because there is a second story "The Hagen Strategy" included) I thought "Hmm, an accountant as a "superhero". GREAT!" And it is a fun story. Interestingly, a British company publishes it, and it looks like British authors as well. But the story takes place in the US in the Internal Revenue Service. Though the lead character - Larry B. Max - Appears to be caucasian on the cover, the coloring of the graphic inside makes him appear to be an African-American with gray hair. There's sex, violence and international intrigue relating to items stolen by the Nazis during WW II. All the things every accountant wants to get involved in. This would make a great present for your CPA come tax time! I enjoyed it! Steve Ramm "Anything Phonographic" (and a CPA) |
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Taxing Trails: I.R.$. Vol. 1 by Stephen Desberg (Paperback - May 30, 2008)
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