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Title details for Macbeth - The Graphic Novel Original Text by Classical Comics - Wait list

Macbeth - The Graphic Novel Original Text

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Like you, we are passionate about the graphic novel format, and we know how much quality means to you. That's why we only employ top-flight artists to create the full-colour artwork that captures all of the atmosphere, emotion and excitement of the original classical works . We want to give you a thoroughly absorbing reading experience. On top of that, research shows that the complex Elizabethan language used by Shakespeare stops many people from even starting to enjoy his masterful works. So we came up with the solution! Our titles are available in different text versions, all using the same wonderful full colour artwork. Original Text This is the full, unabridged original script - just as the bard intended. This version is ideal for purists, students and for readers who want to experience the unaltered text. British English used for the main story and for the information pages at the back of the book. (We would use American English for the main story if that was originally used by the author). "Here at downthetubes, we think the advance pages from the project look great and Jon Haward has clearly proven the right choice for bring Macbeth to life, successfully accommodating the demands of three different formats with consumate professionalism. Couple that with Nigel's colouring and Classical Comics surely has a winner on its hands. The interpretation Jon's brought to the text is bold and striking and should surely stir some young hearts and minds to take an interest in our beloved Bard of Stratford!" - John Freeman, www.downthetubes.net
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Publisher: Classical Comics Edition: First

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  • Release date: January 15, 2008

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  • File size: 123106 KB
  • Release date: January 15, 2008

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Classic Literature Comic and Graphic Books Fiction Young Adult Literature

Languages

English

Like you, we are passionate about the graphic novel format, and we know how much quality means to you. That's why we only employ top-flight artists to create the full-colour artwork that captures all of the atmosphere, emotion and excitement of the original classical works . We want to give you a thoroughly absorbing reading experience. On top of that, research shows that the complex Elizabethan language used by Shakespeare stops many people from even starting to enjoy his masterful works. So we came up with the solution! Our titles are available in different text versions, all using the same wonderful full colour artwork. Original Text This is the full, unabridged original script - just as the bard intended. This version is ideal for purists, students and for readers who want to experience the unaltered text. British English used for the main story and for the information pages at the back of the book. (We would use American English for the main story if that was originally used by the author). "Here at downthetubes, we think the advance pages from the project look great and Jon Haward has clearly proven the right choice for bring Macbeth to life, successfully accommodating the demands of three different formats with consumate professionalism. Couple that with Nigel's colouring and Classical Comics surely has a winner on its hands. The interpretation Jon's brought to the text is bold and striking and should surely stir some young hearts and minds to take an interest in our beloved Bard of Stratford!" - John Freeman, www.downthetubes.net
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Classic Literature Comic and Graphic Books Fiction Young Adult Literature
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