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Synopsis

Theodore Roosevelt is a sickly child, but he puts himself through strenuous regimens and successfully builds his health and strength. He goes to Harvard and enthusiastically leads a vigorous life that includes hunting, ranching, law enforcement, reform, politics, writing, government service, and military combat. He becomes president at a young age and takes the lead in transforming that office into a center of activism. But he damages his health exploring South America, and dies at a young age after his son is killed in World War I.

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Credits

Script

Fred Van Lente, Ryan Dunlavey

Pencils

Ryan Dunlavey

Inks

Ryan Dunlavey

Colours

Ryan Dunlavey

Color assistant and colorist pp. 21-25, 72-83, and 86-99

Aaron Polk

Design

Erica De Chavez