Kennedy(s): Titan Comics Explores the Dynasty Behind a National Trauma

Kennedy(s) is a sweeping new graphic novel from Titan Comics that examines one of the most famous, controversial, and tragic families in American political history. Written by Philippe Pelaez and illustrated by Bernard Khattou, the book looks beyond the assassination of President John F. Kennedy to explore the rise of the Kennedy dynasty, its Irish roots, its political ambitions, and the personal tragedies that shaped one of America’s most enduring family legends. On November 22, 1963, JFK’s assassination shocked the world and left a wound in American history that still sparks debate, speculation, and conspiracy theories. But Kennedy(s) is not simply about what happened in Dallas. It looks at the deeper question behind the myth: how did the Kennedy family become powerful enough, famous enough, and tragic enough to define an era? A Graphic Novel About Power, Myth, and Family Kennedy(s) traces the story of the Kennedy clan from its origins through the political rise that eventually led John F. Kennedy to the White House. The book explores the influence of Patrick Kennedy, the ambition of Joseph Kennedy, the expectations placed on the Kennedy sons, and the family dramas that shaped th...