Golden Legacy #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Benjamin Banneker" in Golden Legacy #4 (1968) offers a compelling, illustrated biography of the 18th-century polymath, highlighting his contributions as a self-taught scientist, his role in designing the plans for Washington D.C., and his work with Revolutionary War-era munitions. Rendered with care by Ezra Jackson, both penciling and inking, the story presents a rare, early comic book tribute to a figure whose legacy shaped American history.
A compelling portrait of Benjamin Banneker, the self-taught scientist and astronomer whose intellect helped shape the nation’s capital, drawn with quiet dignity by Ezra Jackson. This 1968 non-fiction account traces his remarkable journey from a Maryland farm to becoming a key figure in the planning of Washington D.C., highlighting his contributions during the Revolutionary War and his enduring legacy.
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