Wild to me to learn that, more than a decade after its release, a copy of MARCH: Book One is bought by a reader approximately every fifteen minutes.
At minimum.

Every week.
Every day.
Every hour.
24 hours a day.

Thank you. Keep marching.

Writers need to know this stuff too, so you can make sure your script (and the left-to-right arrangement of characters in the panel) is not asking for awkard placements/crossed tails.

Some news -- FUSKIE (2026)

Pretty sure no other school district in the country creates curricular materials that include MF DOOM! ⁦NYC Public Schools’⁩ Hidden Voices Stories of the Global African Diaspora V2 & accompanying poster by artist ⁦Domo!⁩ & caption ⁦Walter Greason⁩ coming SOON!

Good morning, hellsite!

This Friday, May 10th I'll be in Louisville KY at Carmichael's Bookstore (2720 Frankfort) to discuss my new books FALL THROUGH and LIES MY TEACHER TOLD ME, with a signing afterward. 7pm-- I hope to see you there!

(waves bye again)

Graphic nonfiction can lend itself really well to memoirs. The March trilogy by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin & Nate Powell is outstanding. But would also call out The Arab of the Future, When I Grow Up, Dragon Hoops, and many others. goodreads.com/review/show/70…

With 2 million comics in print and 25 titles, the New York Public Schools Civics for All program is a leader in using #comics in the classroom. Feature at Forbes Entertainment Andrew Aydin Joe Schmidt Tim&Jim Fielder @Dieselfunk Fred Van Lente forbes.com/sites/robsalko…

Congratulations to the NYC Public Schools Civics For All team!

Some of y'all have been wondering what I've been working on these past few years. Well, here it is. Or at least some of it. Proud to be a part of this.
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Paul Auster's City of Glass was one of the books I showed John Lewis to explain what March could be. His influence on the medium of comics and those he inspired by his work will never fully be known.

This Friday, May 3, the Civics For All Comics Group will be holding a Pre-Free Comic Book Day. If you want to learn more about our comics and where we will be setting up, stay tuned….

Already shared it with some folks, but once again if you’re an industry creator and want a preview, hit me up!

⚾️🗣️On JACKIE ROBINSON DAY read the Civics for All Comics Group comic, Barrier Breaker #1, a story of Robinson breaking color line & so much more, by june kim Yohuru Williams @MichaelGLong2 Marissa Louise Good Trouble Productions! #jackierobinsonday

Download: weteachnyc.org/resources/reso…

Very excited to be bringing our Civics For All Comics Group comics to Karen Green (she/hers) 💉 💉 💉 💉 💉 🦠 💉 😷 & Columbia University’s Comics and Cartoons collection tomorrow!

This has been a dream project with Michael Allred. Going to be sad when it’s done.

Telegraphing the plan to deadlock the Electoral College and have the House of Representatives choose the President.

Nate does the best book sketches so definitely pick this up from his site (or anywhere and bring it when you see him on the road!)

Everybody should check out Juni Ba - Chill with a hint of unhinged🐢's upcoming Robin series 'The Boy Wonder' through DC Black Label coming to comic shops May 7th!

🗣️Excited to announce the publication of a new CIVICS FOR ALL COMICS GROUP comic Registered #2 developed by Good Trouble Productions by Andrew Aydin Marissa Louise Val De Leandro & Josh Reed. 💥

Download FREE now: weteachnyc.org/resources/reso…

March (Trilogy Slipcase Set) by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin. Illustrated by Nate Powell. All ages. A graphic novel trilogy recounting Congressman John Lewis’s life in the Civil Rights Movement. bit.ly/3OXcaJt #CelebrateBlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth

MARCH: BOOK ONE (graphic novel) by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin
Winner:
1) National Book Award,
2)Will Eisner Comic Industry Award,
3) Coretta Scott King Book Award
4) Reader's Digest Graphic Novels Every Grown-Up Should Read
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