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‽