Last year I mentioned that Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy would be turned into graphic novels. Each book will be made into two graphic novels (the same has happened with Twilight) and the first part of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will be out in November.
A special preview edition has been released, showing a few of the pages (drawings but no words) and I was able to download it at Edelweiss.
From Vertigo: "Crime author Denise Mina will write the book, with the cover image created by Lee Bermejo and art from Leonardo Manco and Andrea Mutti."
Showing posts with label graphic novels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic novels. Show all posts
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Monday, February 23, 2009
OT: Torchwood Comic Strip
Watch, the satellite tv channel which is home to Richard & Judy now, is currently repeating Torchwood and has an exclusive comic strip on its website called Ice Monsters.
View the comic and read more about it on Watch's website.
View the comic and read more about it on Watch's website.
Monday, February 02, 2009
Eurocrime Graphic Novel
This graphic novel was published in July last year, in English for the first time, by cinebook.
According to comicrelated.com it was a "French comic first published in 1995 and 1996 by Darguad-Lombard", and they go on to say:
Synopsis: Assia Donkova is a young Muscovite, idealistic and very attractive. As manager of an art gallery, she visits Paris museums and exhibitions in search of new Western talents. In front of a Monet work one day, she meets painter Julian Morgan. Very quickly the young woman falls under his spell, and they meet again. But is Julian only an aspiring painter? Why does he spy on Assia’s slightest moves? And what are the mysterious appointments Assia keeps? Russian mafia and powerful financial organizations are at the centre of a diabolical machination... one that could eventually present grave danger to the new global balance...
According to comicrelated.com it was a "French comic first published in 1995 and 1996 by Darguad-Lombard", and they go on to say:
"This is the first volume in a series. Is it worth following? If you have any interest at all in the international espionage/crime genre you will thoroughly enjoy this. If you enjoy realistic artwork helping to tell that story, you will certainly like this. If you enjoy both, you've hit the jackpot!"You can read the whole of the review, here.
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