Biographic by Steve McGarry
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Birdbrains by Thom BluemelAbout Biographic
Biographic provides teen readers with information that will actually interest them in a format that is completely different from the many text books and magazines they are bombarded with everyday. It combines Steve McGarry’s bold, realistic artwork with succinct biographies of popular stars such as Avril Lavigne, Tony Hawk, Orlando Bloom and even Bob Dylan. Biographic is a quick, fun read, with each strip providing unique insight into the life of a specific celebrity.
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ewennick said, 8 months ago
Heart? Really? Do teenagers actually care who Heart is? Wow … that makes me feel … slightly less old.
etighe said, 8 months ago
Wow! Let’s celebrate draft dodgers!!! God bless ol’ Jimmeh Carter for pardoning the “evaders” so they can perform in the U.S.
COWARD!!!
farren
said,
8 months ago
Who’s a coward? Carter, for pardoning folks that followed their consciences, or folks like you, who think that forcing people to serve in the military, regardless of the realities of the situation, is a cool idea? You want to go to war, go - or are you the coward?
etighe said, 8 months ago
It’s really easy to follow your conscience and abandon your country, rather than spend two years serving it. Wonder would have happened after Pearl Harbor if guys just ran to Canada…hmmmm…..
farren
said,
8 months ago
Abandon your country? Oh, yeah, I remember all those battleships the Viet Cong sank. Trying to compare WWII to Vietnam just shows how supremely stupid your argument is. Besides, how is Heart “celebrating draft dodgers”? It wasn’t the Wilson sisters who were in danger of being drafted, after all.
boozoothatswho said, 8 months ago
I think part of America’s problem with Vietnam is that the French fought it as well as possible, JFK blundered and was about to admit his error, Lyndon Johnson stained himselg irrevocably, and it was a national disgrace. If you prticipated, nobody spit on you in an airport when you came back. That’s a myth Nixonites felt they had to invent, and the aholes came back to haunt us in Bush II.
And W and every one of his closed circle had “something better to do”. Going to Canada was a moral statement for some people, and it was a uniquely American stand. Hardship Dick Cheney’s five deferments and building a political career on hardline perversion of Coservatism was moral and intellectual cowardice.
bigmitchperez said, 7 months ago
the heck with the politics,”heart” will always be great music,as a guitar player like myself can attest;they have some of the sweetest passages in rock,go try to figure out the intro on “crazy on you” pure genius!!!!