This graphic novel, titled "Mandingo" and published in 1961 by Crest Giant, is a valuable addition to any comic book collection. Written and illustrated by Kyle Onstott, this Silver Age comic explores the themes of tradition, race, and power in the American South. The softcover format makes it easy to read and display, while the era and publisher add to its historical significance.

The story follows the life of a young slave named Mede, who is bought by a plantation owner and trained as a prize fighter. The comic presents a raw and unflinching look at the brutal reality of slavery and the exploitation of black bodies for entertainment. This is a must-read for comic book enthusiasts and history buffs alike.