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| What’s Happening at Graphic Classics —
May 2009 • Now on sale is Science Fiction Classics. This is the first full-color volume in the GC series, featuring an all-new comics adaptation of H.G. Wells’ “The War of the Worlds”, scripted by Rich Rainey, with the fantastic art of GC newcomer Micah Farritor. More stories include Stanley G. Weinbaum’s “A Martian Odyssey”, adapted by Ben Avery and George Sellas, Arthur Conan Doyle’s Professor Challenger in “The Disintegration Machine” by Rod Lott and Roger Langridge, and a Lord Dunsany tale adapted by Antonella Caputo and Brad Teare. Plus a rare Jules Verne story, hilariously illustrated by Johnny Ryan. Closing the book will be an adaption of E.M. Forster’s only SF story, the unforgettable “The Machine Stops”, illustrated, in her GC début, by Ellen L. Lindner.
• November 2009 will see the release of the all-new Graphic Classics: Louisa May Alcott. The book will, of course, feature a new adaptation of Alcott’s beloved “Little Women” by GC favorites Trina Robbins and Anne Timmons. But it will also present lesser-known Alcott stories including the gothic mystery “A Whisper in the Dark” by Antonella Caputo and Arnold Arre, “Lost in a Pyramid” by Alex Burrows and Pedro Lopez, and “The Rival Prima Donnas” by Rod Lott and GC newcomer Molly Crabapple. Plus “Buzz” by Mary Fleener, “The Piggy Girl” by Shary Flenniken, and poems illustrated by Toni Pawlowsky and Lisa K. Weber. In full-color.
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• Coming soon: • March 2010 is the target date for the release of the all-new Western Classics: Graphic Classics Volume Nineteen. The lead story will be an adaptation of Zane Grey’s grand western prototype, “Riders of the Purple Sage”, illustrated by Mark A. Nelson. Also included will be Bret Harte’s “The Right Eye of the Commander”, by David Hontiveros and Reno Maniquis, Gertrude Atherton’s “La Perdida”, by Trina Robbins and GC newcomer Cynthia Martin, and John G. Neihart’s "The Last Thunder Song”, adapted by Rod Lott and illustrated by Native American artist Ryan Huna Smith. Also featured will be a comic western by Robert E. Howard, creator of Conan the Barbarian®, adapted by Ben Avery and George Sellas. Plus a Hopalong Cassidy tale by creator Clarence E. Mulford, scripted for comics by Tim Lasiuta, and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, artist of the original Hopalong Cassidy syndicated newspaper strip. In full-color. • Recent reviews — | |||||||||||||||||||
