Historical Fiction
Strange Fruit #1 (of 4)
2015·24 pages
Set in 1927 Mississippi, Strange Fruit #1 explores racism and heroism during the Great Flood, blending Southern folklore with biblical undertones.
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Set in 1927 Mississippi, Strange Fruit #1 explores racism and heroism during the Great Flood, blending Southern folklore with biblical undertones.
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What’s to Love: Two of the industry’s most respected and prolific creators come together for the first time in a deeply personal passion project. J.G. Jones (52, Wanted, Y: The Last Man) and Mark Waid (Irredeemable, Superman: Birthright, Kingdom Come) take on a powerful, beautifully painted story set during the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927.
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Minor depictions of violence likely tied to historical context.
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Moderate biblical themes with Exodus-like signs and portents.
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Major focus on racism and cultural legacy in 1927 Mississippi.
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Major themes of systemic racism and suffering in historical setting.
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