The second volume telling the story of John Lewis during the Civil Rights movement. This covered the SNCC and Freedom Rides with little bits of the inauguration of President Obama. The things those people faced were incredible. I would have had a hard time following their ideals of peace and nonviolence at all costs. It was amazing that they could contain themselves and very commendable. They had to deal with beatings, high pressure hoses, attack dogs, shootings and by the end of the book it looked like someone was bombed. I previously only really knew of major bullet points of the movement so the details are new to me. This was interesting reading on the back of the Frederick Douglass book that accounted the slavery times. It's horrifying what people do to each other. 
 The comic itself is okay. It's content is generally great (though sometimes it breezes past moments that I wish it went into more detail - could lead to further research). The format isn't the best. Sometimes the flow is poor, the illustrations are mostly good but the people that I should recognize (namely Obama and Kennedy), I usually don't. MLK looks pretty good, however. Otherwise the faces are a little too generic. The text can go all over the place and it's not always clear what's the next bubble to read. It works, just not well. Sometimes the text is really small, even in print (I read v1 on kindle) or white on black doesn't work too well either. 
 Overall a good book, but could use some improvements.