The dark tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson was first published in 1886. The novella went on to become one of the most well-known horror stories of all time and has been adapted for numerous film, TV and stage productions. Here it is retold in graphic format through Robert Smiths visually arresting illustrations. Also included is the short story The B The dark tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson was first published in 1886. The novella went on to become one of the most well-known horror stories of all time and has been adapted for numerous film, TV and stage productions. Here it is retold in graphic format through Robert Smiths visually arresting illustrations. Also included is the short story The Body Snatcher, a fictionalised account of theexploits of Mr Burke and Mr Hare, two real-life grave-robbers who operated in Edinburgh in 1828.
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde & The Body Snatcher (A Graphic Novel Horror)
The dark tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson was first published in 1886. The novella went on to become one of the most well-known horror stories of all time and has been adapted for numerous film, TV and stage productions. Here it is retold in graphic format through Robert Smiths visually arresting illustrations. Also included is the short story The B The dark tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson was first published in 1886. The novella went on to become one of the most well-known horror stories of all time and has been adapted for numerous film, TV and stage productions. Here it is retold in graphic format through Robert Smiths visually arresting illustrations. Also included is the short story The Body Snatcher, a fictionalised account of theexploits of Mr Burke and Mr Hare, two real-life grave-robbers who operated in Edinburgh in 1828.
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Andy Hickman –
“The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde & The Body Snatcher (A Graphic Novel Horror)” by Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Smith (Illustrator) ISBN 9780857624093 Wonderful graphic novel, very well presented. **** “But in the hands of Edward Hyde, those 'pleasures' soon began to turn towards the monstrous ...” (p54) “'We have not seen you much of late, Jekyll.' 'Indeed, I have been kept very busy with my latest project – renovating our parish church.' 'So I hear. Such works must do you the wealth of “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde & The Body Snatcher (A Graphic Novel Horror)” by Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Smith (Illustrator) ISBN 9780857624093 Wonderful graphic novel, very well presented. **** “But in the hands of Edward Hyde, those 'pleasures' soon began to turn towards the monstrous ...” (p54) “'We have not seen you much of late, Jekyll.' 'Indeed, I have been kept very busy with my latest project – renovating our parish church.' 'So I hear. Such works must do you the wealth of good – you are the picture of fine health.'” (p89) “'Yes, after a, I am quite like them – an upstanding member of society. For the rest of my life I will do good works, and redeem my past.' …. [he begins to regress back to Mr Hyde] … 'No, it cannot be!'” (p91)
Molly –
The art was pretty basic and could've been way more creative for the story at hand however it tells the story decently. For a $5 graphic novel from ollie's it wasn't too bad lol The art was pretty basic and could've been way more creative for the story at hand however it tells the story decently. For a $5 graphic novel from ollie's it wasn't too bad lol
Bart Hill –
Very good adaptation of these two classic tales
Shannon Boote –
Good art and okay adaptation.
Emelia –
Lots of characters a bit confusing
P. –
Great for teaching lower sets!
Felisha –
Short and to the point. Ive never read the full novella but the images were good.
Jennifer DuBose –
I read this with my beginning English learners. It does the job well enough so that the kids were able to deduct the main themes of the story. I wish it would’ve included smaller details from the novel, but overall it’s a good replacement for the actual text. The kids were able to make connections to their own lives and their own “dark sides”.
Zoe Alice –
*sips red wine* the art was aBYSmal
Jami Birney –
This was my first graphic novel I read. I already knew the story of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde but I found this graphic novel really intriguing and loved the artwork and the humor in it.
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