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"John Lennon's post Beatles life was every bit as amazing as his time as part of the legendary Fab Four. In the upcoming TidalWave comic book, ""Orbit: John Lennon,"" writer Marc Shapiro looks at those up and down moments that defined this true artist and renissance man's final years... right up to the moment when the music truly died. As featured on CNN, Time Magazine, People Magazine, LA Times, Forbes, and MSNBC! Orbit is a comic book biography series that focuses on the people that have made a difference in the world! Read about the world of John Lennon in comic book form!"

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I wanted to express once again how thrilling it was to have you come yesterday and conduct your workshop. The kids were over the moon about it. We never, ever have them asking, 'will you do this again?' Sue Decker Librarian Sherwood Public Library

I loved it. Comic biographies are tricky business, plagued with art complexity. When we read fictional stories, we create iconography based upon how the characters are described or drawn. Not so in a biography of a famous person because the reader is already familiar with what the person looks like. I wanted to express once again how thrilling it was to have you come yesterday and conduct your workshop. The kids were over the moon about it. We never, ever have them asking, 'will you do this again?' Sue Decker Librarian Sherwood Public Library Obviously, the moment we discovered the existence of this gem, we needed to have it. Good Reads

Obviously, the moment we discovered the existence of this gem, we needed to have it. Good Reads I wanted to express once again how thrilling it was to have you come yesterday and conduct your workshop. The kids were over the moon about it. We never, ever have them asking, 'will you do this again?' Sue Decker Librarian Sherwood Public Library I loved it. Comic biographies are tricky business, plagued with art complexity. When we read fictional stories, we create iconography based upon how the characters are described or drawn. Not so in a biography of a famous person because the reader is already familiar with what the person looks like.

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Marc Shapiro been a freelance entertainment journalist for 25 years specializing in movies, television, music, books, and authors for a number of national and international publications including Hit Parader, Faces, Dreamwatch, BAM, The L.A. Weekly, Guitar For The Practicing Musician, The Los Angeles Times, The Los Angeles Harold Examiner, and The Orange County Register. Currently I am a regular contributor of feature articles and interviews to the following magazines: Starlog, Fangoria, Cinescape, Caustic Truths, and Snaggletooth.

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