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John Lewis' 'March' trilogy; Comic-Con wrap-up
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John Lewis' 'March' trilogy; Comic-Con wrap-up

The Congressman and civil rights icon was at Comic-Con to introduce the third part of his graphic novel memoir, "March"; there was plenty of news and previews at Comic-Con to keep the fanboys (and fangirls) happy.

John Lewis says the idea to publish "March" in graphic novel form was inspired by a comic book he read about Martin Luther King Jr.
John Lewis says the idea to publish "March" in graphic novel form was inspired by a comic book he read about Martin Luther King Jr.
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The Congressman and civil rights icon was at Comic-Con to introduce the third part of his graphic novel memoir, "March"; there was plenty of news and previews at Comic-Con to keep the fanboys (and fangirls) happy.

Rep. John Lewis' spat with Trump reminds the nation of his civil rights legacy
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One result of the dispute was that sales of Lewis’ graphic novel trilogy skyrocketed, shooting all the way up to the very top spot on Amazon’s best sellers list.
Comic-Con: Marvel v. DC and who came out on top
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The two comic book juggernauts presented their upcoming film slates, which include "Wonder Woman" and "Justice League" for DC and "Spider-Man" for Marvel.