Graphic Books Best Sellers: A Justice League of Scientists In all my years of reading comics, I never thought that one of my favorite characters would be the real-life physicist Richard P. Feynman. I learned quite a bit about him last year, when I read the biography "Feynman," published by First Second. As I said then, "much of the science went over my head, but the story was always captivating as were the scenes from his everyday life." Mr. Feynman has come back to my reading list in the form of "The Manhattan Projects," which enters our softcover list at No. This is Vol. 1 of a continuing series written by Jonathan Hickman and illustrated by Nick Pitarra. It asks the question: "What if the research and development department created to produce the first atomic bomb was a front for a series of other, more unusual, programs?" The characters, including Einstein, Feynman and Oppenheimer, are like a Justice League of Science - and they are dealing with aliens, doppelgangers and more - and, from the first reading, I'm not quite sure they are always on the side of angels. Sign me up for more!