Fighting for G.O.D. is a graphic novel documentary about 9/11 and the historical context into which it fits. The book delves into the history of banking, Skull and Bones, dirty dealing of the CIA, false-flag terrorism, and more. The author has said that the idea of putting it in a comic book format was to bring an understanding of deep politics to people who don't have the high speed connection or inclination to watch 9/11 movies on the Internet, and who aren't going to read weighty books of political analysis, but it also has some good info for veteran truthers. It was published in June of 2007 by Kris Millegan's TrineDay Press.
From the book's website:
Telling a story that our mainstream media rarely come near, this illustrated volume gives us an understanding of 9/11 as a cynical ploy by global elites to maintain their control. With a review of history from medieval bankers to the corporate 'new world order' of modern neocons, writer Jeremy Begin and artist Lauren Salk deftly set out the patterns of war and terror which have kept the masses subservient.
While police state control and war without end are becoming the expected norm, this analysis delves into aspects of the larger framework into which 9/11 fits and scrutinizes the ancestry of the players who transcend commonly accepted partisan divisions.
Building on the research of such notables as theologian David Ray Griffin, Michael Rupport, and Anthony Sutton—all of whom have questioned the government’s account of 9/11— this book discusses key issues confronting America’s citizenry and steps the populace can take to not only halt but reverse the march towards totalitarianism.
Interview with Jeremy Begin: