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Thought we’d try something different this week: an original AoM comic on a manly moment in history. If you like it and would like to see more, let us know and share it around!
By The Art of Manliness & Ted Slampyak
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I’ve read Mr. Douglass’s autobiography, and remember well this account. Great job, AoM! Frederick Douglass is one of the great men in American history, and is not well known among today’s young people due to our inadequate history education in K-12.
The comic was great! Please do more!
Very cool.
Excellent! I would appreciate more, definitely!
A wonderful comic! More would certainly be appreciated, and the style is fantastic.
This was a very inspirational and well crafted mini-comic. The words of Douglass are beyond profound, and show that a man can–and should–take pride in the lot that he is given in life. With hard work and determination of a man’s will, great things can be achieved, and this narrative really displays that in fine form. Thank You, AoM!
Great job! I am an admirer of Douglass and appreciate the fact how far he rose in society. The drawings of Douglass could have used more ethnicity. The character looks like a white man with brown skin.
This was the best thing I have read all week. Well drawn and very inspiring.
This, this, and more of this. So much more of this that a complete trade paperback of manly moments in history can be published.
I’d bet we’ve all had our own Mr. Coveys in our lives. Great format. Love to see more!
I really enjoyed reading this. Excited to see more!
I love this. This is an especially poignant moment within the narrative, as well. Well done.
Enjoyed this immensely. Some more please!
This is great. I am studying this in class right now and I think these kind of historical comics are needed.
Phenomenal. I’d love to see more of these.
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