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Frankenstein The Graphic Novel: Original Text

Mary Shelley (author), Jason Cobley (adapted by), Declan Shalvey (illustrator), Jon Haward (director), Jason Cardy (inker or colourer), Kat Nicholson (inker or colourer), Clive Bryant (editor-in-chief)

Paperback Published on: 01/02/2009

£11.99

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Synopsis

The classic novel brought to life in full color! 'Cursed be the hands that formed you'! True to the original novel, Declan Shalvey's naturally gothic artistic style is a perfect match for this epic tale. "Frankenstein" is such a well known title, yet the films strayed so far beyond the original novel that many people today don't realize how this classic horror tale deals with such timeless subjects as alienation, empathy and understanding beyond appearance. This is another great story, beautifully crafted into a superb graphic novel.

Publisher information

Publisher: Classical Comics
ISBN: 9781906332150
Number of pages: 144
Dimensions: 246 x 168 x 9 mm
Weight: 500g
Languages: English

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One of the best classics I ever read

Victor Frankenstein was able to do something impossible to other scientists. He created an (human) being. What he didn’t know was that the being was a mons... READ MORE

Englishreader

Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley’s famous book was written more than 200 years ago now, and yet it still has a resonance with our world. Obviously, the monster today would b... READ MORE

David Kenvyn

A Cautionary Tale amongst other things.....

This is about the third time I have read Frankenstein and there was so much I had forgotten. Given that Mary Shelley was just 19 when she wrote this it... READ MORE

Mop