"A stunning graphic memoir recounting actor/author/activist George Takei's childhood imprisoned within American concentration camps, as one of 120,000 Japanese Americans imprisoned by the U.S. government during World War II. Experience the forces that shaped an American icon -- and America itself -- in this gripping tale of courage, country, loyalty, and love." -- Page 4 of cover
For the first time ever, the entire IDW Transformers Universe is presented in hardcover, in chronological order! Featuring series cover design by EJ Su, this run is sure to redefine your experience with the Robots in Disguise. Volume 1 co Megatron Origin #1-4, Spotlight: Blurr, Spotlight: Cliffjumper, Spotlight: Shockwave, Spotlight: Nightbeat, Spotlight: Hotrod, and Infiltration #0-6.
An adaptation of the television series that lets you revisit the habitants of Equestria and learn about the magic that friendship brings. It adapts Season 2 episodes Return to Harmony Parts numbered 1 and numbered 2.
Following the success of his previous graphic memoir, George Takei unveils his most personal story for the first time. Known for his multifaceted roles as an actor, author, activist, and social media icon, Takei reveals a significant aspect of his life that remained hidden until October 27, 2005. In this memoir, he shares his journey of living in the closet and his decision to come out as gay at 68, a moment that transformed his life. Reuniting with the creative team behind his first memoir, Takei offers a powerful narrative that spans from his childhood crushes in the conformist 1950s to his rise as a global celebrity and the fear of exposure. This work presents a sweeping portrait of an iconic American navigating LGBTQ+ history. Through a blend of historical context and personal reflection, Takei illustrates the intertwining of personal and political struggles. The memoir captures the terror of feeling trapped, the anguish of voicing various issues while remaining silent about his own, the grief of losing friends to AIDS, and the joy of finding love with Brad Altman. It highlights his determination to declare that love openly and legally. Reflecting on his remarkable life, Takei serves as a candid witness to America’s progress and the value of that journey.