Andrew Aydin is recognized as a co-creator and co-author of a celebrated graphic memoir trilogy that delves into history and activism. His work uniquely bridges the history of comics with the Civil Rights Movement, exploring the profound impact of art on societal change. Aydin's writing often tackles themes of activism, justice, and the power of narrative, utilizing the visual medium of comics to compellingly recount significant historical moments and address pressing social issues. He is also dedicated to youth outreach and advancing the understanding of comic history.
This commemorative set features all three volumes of a celebrated trilogy, recognized for its award-winning narrative and New York Times bestsellers status. The stunning new slipcase, designed by Nate Powell and Chris Ross, adds a visual appeal enhanced by the coloring of José Villarrubia, making it a perfect collection for fans and newcomers alike.
A graphic novel memoir of a legend of the civil rights movement. Created by Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin and Nate Powell, it is also a Coretta Scott King Honor book, a required text in classrooms across America, and the first graphic novel to win a Robert F Kennedy Book Award.
This anthology is set in a political patriarchy, and is a companion to the Image Comics' series Bitch planet.