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While being marginalised in mainstream American history, Japanese Americans have been aiming to elevate their status in the U.S. This is also the case in Hawaiʻi where Japanese Americans hold strong economic and political standings. Up until today, members of the Japanese community in Hawaiʻi have strived for power, and in the realm of culture, one of their attempts came into fruition as a comic book. Titled  Journey of Heroes: The Story of the 100 th  Infantry Battalion and 442 nd  Regimental Combat Team  (Hawaiʻi, 2012), this comic book sheds light on Japanese American veterans who had heroically fought World War II.  Journey of Heroes  is functioning as an important archive through which to recuperate these heroes’ memories and reinstate them in mainstream American history. However, against the backdrop of the strained relations between the Japanese community in Hawaiʻi and Native Hawaiians, the comic book is potentially facilitating the violation of Native Hawaiians’ human rights, no matter how well-intended this memory project may be. Focusing on the production and distribution processes of  Journey of Heroes , this paper reveals the comic book’s political connotation in Hawaiʻi as a cultural product.

Heroes’ Missions: journey of Heroes and Japanese American settler colonialism in Hawai‘i