Jessie Hartland’s “Insanely Great” tells Steve Jobs' life story as a graphic novel

Macworld
Aug 10, 2015, 6:00 am301 pts
Despite being cut short, Steve Jobs’ life was legendarily full and accomplished—and the recollections of it are expectedly lengthy and robust. Walter Isaacson’s eponymous biography, issued weeks after Jobs’ death, weighs in at 657 pages, while the more recent Becoming Steve Jobs is still hearty at 464 pages.…

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