Posts Tagged “Comics”
- Wolverine vs. Jor-El Les Misérables takes on an entirely new light when viewed as their epic struggle.
- Classics Illustrated: Les Misérables Comic Book (Review) They manage to fit a lot of the story into a 45-page comic focusing on Jean Valjean, but some of the editorial choices are baffling.
- Les Misérables: Classics Illustrated’s Original Comic Book (Review) Classics Illustrated produced two comic book versions of Les Mis. The 1943 version is harder to find, and treats it as an adventure story.
- Manga Classics: Les Misérables (Review) The Manga Classics adaptation of Les Misérables turns out to be a surprisingly faithful adaptation of the novel. Very little is altered except for streamlining, and a lot more is included than I was expecting.
- The Brick…and the Cinder Block I finally picked up a print copy of Donougher's translation, and it's even bigger than the brick-sized book I first read. Plus, I discovered the Takahiro Arai manga version is being translated into English!
- Comics Lost and Found A number of Classics Illustrated digital comics used to be on ComiXology before it was absorbed into the Kindle store. But that doesn't seem to be why they disappeared.
- Manga, Manga, Duck Omnibus 2 of Takahiro Arai's Les Misérables adaptation is already out, and 3 and 4 have release dates...and then there's the Uncle Scrooge version‽