Everyone should enjoy the Medal of Honor series because it will bring to life ordinary people who did the impossible, which springs forth the meaning of resilience, courage, and sacrifice. The graphic novel will relate on difficult situations that are not impossible to overcome. The Medal of Honor series teaches their readers about real-life heroes such as Charles Whittlesey which brings attention to values and historical events. The series elaborates on the significance of duty and how individual actions can help change the world. Batman and other fictional heroes do not ground the reader in reality such as the Medal of Honor series. Being a true hero requires determination, character, and moral strength. Reading the graphic novels will help the reader to adopt those traits which can bring about a sense of responsibility. Thank You, General Dynamics, for sponsoring a graphic novel that relates to the trials and tribulations of real-life heroes.

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