Abraham Lincoln Burns in Hell Issue #2 - Blankenship, B. L.
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After the successful assassinations of two tyrannical variants of Abraham Lincoln, (the subject) John Wilkes Booth heroically continues his epic quest as a savior/deliverer of worlds traveling inter-dimensionally. This book is a part of the Victorian-Confederate serial/series "Abraham Lincoln Burns In Hell." Each issue strives to play upon different dynamics, tones and underlying characteristics in regards to Abraham Lincoln (as documented around the time of his life (rather than psuedo-revisionist history/propaganda, which has become the mainstream). In this exciting issue, John Wilkes Booth…mehr

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After the successful assassinations of two tyrannical variants of Abraham Lincoln, (the subject) John Wilkes Booth heroically continues his epic quest as a savior/deliverer of worlds traveling inter-dimensionally. This book is a part of the Victorian-Confederate serial/series "Abraham Lincoln Burns In Hell." Each issue strives to play upon different dynamics, tones and underlying characteristics in regards to Abraham Lincoln (as documented around the time of his life (rather than psuedo-revisionist history/propaganda, which has become the mainstream). In this exciting issue, John Wilkes Booth leaves the previous book's Steampunk/Marxist-Republican Boston, Massachusetts or Earth #2 & journeys to an antiquated murderous autocratic papal state of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania upon Earth #3. For all practical purposes, it's safe to assume that this book is based on a true story - which is quirky more than anything else. HAHA!!! ***BE ADVISED: The greater the direct success of this series, the more it will grow - both in and of itself as books, merchandising, and possibly other forms of media.*** To my knowledge, this is the first series that has played him off as the protagonist-antihero. Each book will also strive to have genuine public domain content that looks at Abraham Lincoln, John Wilkes Booth, or perhaps other characters involved in that issue, as they pertain to its specific story. God Bless Dixie.