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The voice behind some of the top black superheroes in comics is now writing about Frederick Douglass
Comics writer David F. Walker, along with illustrators Damon Smyth and Marissa Louise, created a graphic novel about the famed abolitionist.
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The art form continues to gain wider respect — winning over those who dimly viewed its roots as books ostensibly written for kids.
This is the second time this month that the congresswoman has been prominently linked to an '80s pop reference.
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