The Comic Book Story of Video Games: The Incredible History of the Electronic Gaming Revolution
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'For anybody wondering how we went from Pong to Pokémon Go in just a few decades, this history is a great starting point.' —Publishers Weekly“A highly entertaining book that will resonate with gamers and nongamers alike. Grades 9 and up.â€Â—School Library Journal  “Full of interesting information and insight.â€Â—Kirkus'[A] thorough, entertainingly illustrated account of an often overlooked corner of pop-culture history.'—Peter Blenski, Booklist“The idea of telling the history of video games in a graphic novel is a radically inventive idea, and Jonathan Hennessey and his team have done an amazing job of it. It is chock full of fascinating stories about the people who laid the foundation for the technologies we take for granted today. I wish my history textbooks from high school had been this cool. I highly recommend this book!â€Â —Warren Davis, designer/programmer of Q*Bert“The Comic Book Story of Video Games is fun, smart, and informative, all at the same time. Hennessey manages to be scholarly, too, as he blends forty years of sources, putting mysteries in context and settling controversies. The illustrations by Jack McGowan are terrific and appear lively enough to spring from the page.â€Â —Dona Bailey, Atari programmer of CentipedeRead moreJONATHAN HENNESSEY is the author of three previous nonfiction graphic novels, The U.S. Constitution, The Gettysburg Address, and The Comic Book Story of Beer, as well as the history-based time travel series Epochalypse. Based in Los Angeles, he works in film and television. JACK McGOWAN worked as an illustrator and designer for advertising agency Wynne Creative Group in Buffalo, NY. Now a freelance artist in Boston, he focuses on drawing, comics, and branding.Read more
'For anybody wondering how we went from Pong to Pokémon Go in just a few decades, this history is a great starting point.' —Publishers Weekly“A highly entertaining book that will resonate with gamers and nongamers alike. Grades 9 and up.â€Â—School Library Journal  “Full of interesting information and insight.â€Â—Kirkus'[A] thorough, entertainingly illustrated account of an often overlooked corner of pop-culture history.'—Peter Blenski, Booklist“The idea of telling the history of video games in a graphic novel is a radically inventive idea, and Jonathan Hennessey and his team have done an amazing job of it. It is chock full of fascinating stories about the people who laid the foundation for the technologies we take for granted today. I wish my history textbooks from high school had been this cool. I highly recommend this book!â€Â —Warren Davis, designer/programmer of Q*Bert“The Comic Book Story of Video Games is fun, smart, and informative, all at the same time. Hennessey manages to be scholarly, too, as he blends forty years of sources, putting mysteries in context and settling controversies. The illustrations by Jack McGowan are terrific and appear lively enough to spring from the page.â€Â —Dona Bailey, Atari programmer of CentipedeRead moreJONATHAN HENNESSEY is the author of three previous nonfiction graphic novels, The U.S. Constitution, The Gettysburg Address, and The Comic Book Story of Beer, as well as the history-based time travel series Epochalypse. Based in Los Angeles, he works in film and television. JACK McGOWAN worked as an illustrator and designer for advertising agency Wynne Creative Group in Buffalo, NY. Now a freelance artist in Boston, he focuses on drawing, comics, and branding.Read more
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