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Genius, inventor and comic book hero? That question becomes a reality as Bluewater Productions brings Steve Jobs and his life story to the page in STEVE JOBS: CO-FOUNDER OF APPLE. The 32 page biographical comic is slated for an August release and promises a clear, accessible look at the moments that shaped Apple, from its earliest garage experiments to the global technology titan it became. The book is crafted to appeal to readers who want context for the devices used every day, and to students, professionals, and pop culture fans who like seeing real people who reshaped industries presented in vivid, graphic form. Bluewater’s approach emphasizes turning points rather than an exhaustive timeline, offering a narrative through line that connects Jobs’ design philosophy, leadership choices, and the broader tech landscape that enabled his work. The project joins the company’s established catalog of biographical titles that bring public figures to life through visual storytelling, making complex histories approachable through artwork and concise narration. The title STEVE JOBS: CO-FOUNDER OF APPLE foregrounds Jobs’ role in building the iconic Apple brand and the ecosystems he helped create, while also acknowledging the personal challenges that accompanied his career. In addition to Jobs’ story, Bluewater confirms that Mr. Facebook himself, Mark Zuckerberg, will also receive a comic treatment in a future release, signaling a broader plan to explore the lives of prominent tech entrepreneurs in a format that sits at the crossroads of biography and entertainment. With 32 pages of story, design, and illustration, the piece aims to offer a digestible, memorable portrait of a life that influenced how people communicate, work, and share information in the digital age. The publication fits into a growing trend of graphic biographies that bring high profile figures to life in a medium that is widely accessible, inviting readers to reflect on the choices, opportunities, and consequences faced by leaders who helped shape the modern internet and personal computing. By presenting Jobs’ journey in a sequence of panels, captions, and artwork that balance technical detail with human moments, the book seeks to resonate with fans who followed his career and curious newcomers alike. In this way the STEVE JOBS: CO-FOUNDER OF APPLE comic becomes more than a retelling; it functions as a gateway to understanding how a single innovator can influence technology, culture, and everyday life, while Zuckerberg’s forthcoming portrait promises to extend that conversation to another major figure who helped shape social communication in the 21st century.