In "Fault Lines in the Constitution: The Graphic Novel," celebrated children's author Cynthia Levinson, esteemed constitutional law scholar Sanford Levinson, and talented artist Ally Shwed embark on a vivid exploration of the United States Constitution's enduring impact on American life. Through the dynamic medium of a graphic novel, this work delves deep into the origins of today's most divisive political issues, tracing them back to the compromises and contentious debates that shaped the nation's foundational document in 1787. With engaging artwork and compelling narrative, the book brings to life the heated arguments and bitter struggles of the Constitution's framers, revealing how this revered yet flawed blueprint has given rise to modern challenges such as gerrymandering, the Electoral College, and presidential impeachment. Beyond merely recounting historical facts, "Fault Lines in the Constitution" invites readers on a thought-provoking journey to understand how the decisions made over two centuries ago continue to resonate, for better or worse, in contemporary American society. The Levinsons, with Shwed's illustrative prowess, not only illuminate the Constitution's profound influence but also encourage a critical examination of its shortcomings and potentials. By intertwining true stories from America's past and present with accessible discourse, this graphic novel serves as a catalyst for reflection and discussion, offering insightful perspectives on possible solutions to the constitutional dilemmas that shape the United States today.