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Review:
Senator Kenneth Yamaoka is determined to be the first
Asian-American to run for the highest office in America,
the presidency. But does he have what it takes to rule
a nation and more importantly, is the American people
ready for an asian president?
Then who is this Takashi Jo, freshman reporter who
Yamaoka handpicked to accompany him during his campaign.
What is Yamaoka's agenda for picking a fresh graduate
instead of a veteran reporter? Will Takashi Jo be Yamaoka's
own downfall?
If you like to read a gripping story that will have
you on the edge of your seat, then EAGLE is the book
for you. With a nice and easy-to-follow art, a heart
stopping pace and a gut-wrenching storyline, you won't
believe that you're actually reading a book about politics.
Not only that you get a great story but you'll also
learn how a presidential election in the US operates.
The closest thing that you could compare the book to
is the t.v. series The West Wing or any John Grisham/Tom
Clancy book.
For those people who are hesitant to try the book because
of the subject matter, PLEASE DON'T. I guarantee you
that once you start reading it, you won't put the book
down.
Other works:
A. Ross: Marvels (Marvel Comics), Uncle
Sam (Vertigo/DC
Comics), Superman:Peace
on Earth (DC Comics), Earth-X (Marvel Comics)
M. Waid: Ruse (Crossgen Comics)
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