Human Interest Stuff: Albert Payson Terhune comic book adaptation; Messner-Loebs for Sale

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Human Interest Stuff: Albert Payson Terhune comic book adaptation; Messner-Loebs For Sale

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Human Interest Stuff: Albert Payson Terhune comic book adaptation; Messner-Loebs:
$3.50

Human Interest Stuff
A “graphic narrative” adaptation of a story by Albert Payson Terhune
Written by Rodney Schroeter
Illustrated by William Messner-Loebs
Color covers
Black & white interior
Brand new copies
Perfect project for home-schooling
10% of this item’s sale will be used to promote rationality, individual rights, and the moral basis of a free, non-coercive, racism-free and fascism-free society (and its resulting economic prosperity for the general populace) by helping to promote the philosophy of Ayn Rand.Because of policy regarding returns, this item will not be shipped outside the United States.Seller is the author of this adaptation’s script. Seller worked with William Messner-Loebs (WML) for six years, paying WML professional page rates for this job.This 32-page, magazine-size comic book contains:
-- Front and back covers (shown in scans) in color, illustrated by WML.
-- Full-page photo of Albert Payson Terhune (APT) over the indicia.
-- A 22-page graphic narrative adaptation of APT’s story, Human Interest Stuff.
-- One page with background on script-writer and artist (where artist drew the script-writer; and the script-writer drew the artist).
-- The original text story by APT, Human Interest Stuff, headed by a drawing of APT by WML.
-- One page with information on The Terhune Sunnybank Memorial.
-- One page with information on the Wisconsin Writers Association (which financed the printing of this comic).
-- Inside back cover: A listing of books by APT. Perfect project for home-schooled students!
This comic was written and drawn to be family-friendly. Inclusion of the original text story on which the graphic narrative is based allows for comparisons in story structure. Seller / script-writer will provide home-schooling parents or other instructors guidance in exploring the theme of the story, and graphic stylizations of the graphic adaptation, at no extra cost (within reason). (Government-run schools would not be interested in this comic as a project, as it presents an optimistic view of human nature, and assumes the existence of free will.)
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