Bram Stoker

Lucy York

In this graphic adaptation of Bram Stokers Dracula, the story of the most famous vampire of all time is depicted in action-packed visual sequences that transport the reader from the foreboding landscape of Transylvania to the streets of nineteenth-century London. Jonathan Harker and his band of allies must fight the deadly Count to protect all they hold dear and save London from the curse of the undead.

A Graphic Novel

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Robert Louis Stevenson

Sarah Herman

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 Smith's 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.

Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde & The Body Snatcher

HUMOUR. Has anyone ever been flushed down a toilet? Do aliens eat breakfast? Whatever happened to Old Zealand?You'll find jaw-dropping answers to these and many more ridiculous yet pertinent questions in this follow-up to the hugely popular "Does Anything Eat Shit?"This book represents the raised hand of every curious child sitting at the back of the class, singeing their tie on a Bunsen burner. It asks the questions no one dares to, boldly going beyond the realms of reason and providing answers that tweed-wearing teachers could never dream up. This unique blend of fact, fiction and farce will have you chortling, chuckling and wondering what on earth they teach in school these days.It includes author interviews, feature coverage, reviews and press releases.

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