sigh You just cost me $7.
owner of every graphic novel/comic book of Stoker’s DRACULA I can find, INCLUDING the amazingly accurate child’s storybook version illustrated by the Brothers Hildebrandt.
Coppola’s version has so far been the only one to come close to getting that right, at least 2/3. Incidentally, the one who Coppola had administer the coup de grace was the same one who did it in the Orson Welles radio version, although by a different method.
Incidentally, Welles’ version was the first broadcast of the Mercury Theatre of the Air.
I own it myself, & the cartoonist, Ben Caldwell, is gonna be a big, big name someday.
Look up his Dare Detectives collection. He also has a GN adaptation of the Odyssey coming up,
I also just ordered the graphic novel recommended above.
I also collect Batman graphics.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, you must read Fred Saberhagen.
The Trvth is out there.