Home>Business Articles>Their Life in Comics
0

votes

Vote

business in Business Channel,
Written by: Bob and Joy Schwabach on Jul 8 2012, 2:13pm

Their Life in Comics

The Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson is a great read at over 500 pages, but you might prefer the comic book version, which we saw on Amazon for $1.07. Now there’s a Bill Gates comic. You can get the print version at your local comic book store or the Kindle edition on Amazon. The Gates bio goes back to his earliest days writing machine code in zeroes and ones. Coming soon are the comic bios of Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page. You can pre-order the Brin/Page comic book at Amazon for $8.

Citizens Comments
0

Post your comment

default Avatar

You might be interested in these related contributions

Comic Life: An Ambitious Fix

Comic Life: An Ambitious Fix Who among us hasn’t at one point in our lives fantasised about creating our very own comic book? To many, it was a boyhood dream or a teenage obsession. However, factor in the copious amounts of time it takes to develop a story, plan out the panels and then have the skill t...

Written by Robert Sayers on Apr 19 2010, 3:54pm

When Comics meet Real Life | Tony Stark Innovation Challenge

When Comics meet Real Life | Tony Stark Innovation Challenge In Iron Man Extremis, by Warren Ellis, the premise is that Tony Stark’s suit had become obsolete, or at least underdeveloped technology.  When a new virus turned a regular man into a superhuman killing machine, Stark was forced to look into tech that used his genetic c...

Written by Breaking Software on Jul 30 2010, 3:02pm

Comics on Tablets

Comics on Tablets If you’re an avid comic reader like I am, there really aren’t a whole lot of options available to you outside of the iPad offering, but Android can compete.  There are a lot of differences between the two apps, and a few surprises along the way.  This holida...

Written by Breaking Software on Nov 15 2010, 2:35pm

Comics and the iPad | Jim Lee Combines Comics and Technology

Comics and the iPad | Jim Lee Combines Comics and Technology As much as the iPad might be viewed as a toy, or even useless in some situations, the comics industry (and most likely the design industry to follow) has put the device to fantastic use.  Pictured blow are some of Jim Lee's "sketches" done using the Sketchbook Pro applicatio...

Written by Breaking Software on Apr 30 2010, 3:53pm