Bug

D. Brown's "BUG" is the highly anticipated graphical autobiography about a convicted felon and the 16 years of incarceration that undeniably shaped not only his life, but his family's as well.Growing up in Kansas City, MO living an impoverished and often times unsupervised life, BUG became accustomed to making his own way early on. After high school, the Air Force and marrying his high school sweetheart, Bug soon found himself drawn to the hustle and affluence of the drug game. Risking his family and his life he became engrossed in the fast life of drugs, violence, and riotousness that abruptly ended in arrest, regret and 16 years to pay for. Filled with stories so graphic they have to be true, mind-blowing statistics about our country's social climate, and the taboo profitability of the penal system, you can't afford not to read "BUG." Page by page, discover the story about a man whose beginnings were grim, but was destined for greatness. This book is n eye-opening story of how remorse can lead to redemption, how a wife's solitude can strengthen her devotion, and more importantly how those with similar stories can find hope.