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Comic book about Bill Gates scheduled for March release
The Vancouver, Wash, company behind a new Steve Jobs comic book now plans a similar comic book on another tech titan: Bill Gates.
“Bill Gates: Co-Founder of Microsoft” is scheduled to hit the shelves and the internet marketplace in March, according to Bluewater Productions.
The Gates biography was written by journalist Martin Pierro and illustrated by Zach Bassett.
Those worried about missing out if the Gates comic book gets gobbled up, can pre-order it on Amazon for $3.99.
Bluewater pumps out comic books on famous people from industry, politics and entertainment. Recent subjects have included presidential candidates such as Mitt Romney, as well as The Three Stooges.
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