Creator Update: Release Day is set!
The Marblehead historical graphic novel is set to release on November 24, 2026, just in time for the holiday season and the 250th anniversary of Washington’s Crossing of the Delaware. Get a sneak peek at the artwork, explore the story behind the American Revolution, and learn what’s ahead for the book launch.
Marblehead Partners with the National Liberty Memorial
Marblehead has partnered with Maurice Barboza and the National Liberty Memorial, a planned memorial in Washington, D.C., honoring the Black soldiers, sailors and patriots of the American Revolution.
How to Teach the American Revolution to Middle School Students with Marblehead
Seven classroom-ready ideas for using Marblehead, a middle grade graphic novel, to teach the American Revolution, primary sources, visual literacy and hard history to students ages 10 to 14.
What Washington Crossing the Delaware Gets Right About the Marbleheaders
Emanuel Leutze’s famous painting gets many details wrong, but it gets one thing right: the diverse crew of Glover’s Marblehead Regiment who rowed Washington across the Delaware in 1776.
Caesar Glover and the Two Caesars: An Honest Founding Story
Caesar Glover was kidnapped from Africa as a child, enlisted in Glover’s Marblehead Regiment while still enslaved, and rowed Washington across the Delaware. His story, and Caesar Rodney’s, reveal an honest picture of America’s founding.
Who Were the Marbleheaders? The True History of Glover’s Regiment
Meet the Marblehead mariners of John Glover’s 14th Continental Regiment, one of the Continental Army’s few integrated units, who rescued Washington’s army at Brooklyn and rowed it across the Delaware in 1776.