1706-1790

The astounding story of one of the most unique, colorful and captivating figures in American history is told here through expert commentary, archival material, and Franklin's own writings.

A brief biography of the eighteenth-century printer, inventor, and statesman who played an influential role in the early history of the United States.

Presents a graphic novel that describes the life of Benjamin Franklin, who was a printer, an inventor, and a statesman.

Examines the early life of Benjamin Franklin, discusses his many inventions and projects, and looks at his role in the American Revolution.

Benjamin Franklin recalls his life--as a rebellious runaway apprentice to a successful leader, as printer and journalist, social and political reformer, scientist and philosopher.

"Kathleen Krull sheds new light on the Benjamin Franklin--who considered science his true calling in life, not nation building--in this portrait"--Provided by publisher.

"Ben and Victor must stop a mysterious light bulb company from brainwashing Philadelphia"--Provided by publisher.

Benjamin Franklin returns from the dead, moves into Victor Goodwin's downstairs apartment, and faces peril from vampires in Philadelphia, a pair of bike shop owners, and a shadowy figure known as "the Emperor.".

While working on a science fair project, a Philadelphia school boy discovers both a secret laboratory in his basement and Benjamin Franklin, who comes to life after receiving a jolt of electricity.

Presents a short children's biography on American statesman and inventor, Benjamin Franklin, and discusses his motivation for self-improvement, his inventions, and the role he played in America's independence from England.