A new book, “Graphic Elvis” not only explores
the novelty of seeing Elvis in the graphic form of a superhero, which takes a
look at his relatively unknown passion for hero comic books. The project also takes a look at a side of
the “king” that is often overlooked--his deep and rich spiritual side. The book
features a complementary digital app which contains some never-before-seen
handwritten notes from the legend himself--small summaries and thoughts about
his quest for the meaning of life, which were jotted down in the margins of the
many books he read . . .
“If one can’t give what they have and share,
then they will always be empty.” Elvis
Presley
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A new book, “Graphic Elvis” not only explores
the novelty of seeing Elvis in the graphic form of a superhero, which takes a
look at his relatively unknown passion for hero comic books. The project also takes a look at a side of
the “king” that is often overlooked--his deep and rich spiritual side. The book
features a complementary digital app which contains some never-before-seen
handwritten notes from the legend himself--small summaries and thoughts about
his quest for the meaning of life, which were jotted down in the margins of the
many books he read . . .
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