“Who has time to read the classics? Everyone, now that Eureka Productions has created the GRAPHIC CLASSICS series.”
— Carolyn Bailey, ForeWord Magazine

“I love books that have been crafted with care, and it gives me pleasure simply to look, hold,
and flip through the beautiful objects that are the GRAPHIC CLASSICS.”
— Claude Lalumière, Black Gate

“…the production standards are top notch and the talent illustrating these stories are fantastic.”
— Comic Book Galaxy

“In short, every volume is highly recommended.”
— Paul Buhle, Rain Taxi

“I'd say we're finally getting a worthy successor to the old
CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED line. More, please.”
— Greg McElhatton, iComics

Graphic Classics: Edgar Allan Poe
“A stunning collection of thirteen classic stories and poems...
brought to life by unforgettable illustrations.”
— J.L. Comeau, The Tomb of Dark Delights

Graphic Classics: Arthur Conan Doyle
“An enjoyable introduction to the world of ACD or a vivid reminder of it...
Good fun and good value.”
— David Stuart Davies, Sherlock Magazine

Graphic Classics: H.G. Wells
“...a pictorial feast of interpretation... also a superb introduction to
young people of the magic of Wells’s stories.”
— John S. Partington, The Wellsian

Graphic Classics: H.P. Lovecraft
“If you're a fan of HPL, this is a must-have, and if you're not, this book will make you one.”
— John O’Neill, Knights of the Dinner Table

Graphic Classics: Jack London
“This collection, illustrated by some of comics' biggest names, reminds readers that
Jack London's fiction consists of more than sled dogs, snow, and ice.”
— Cathy Buskar, Booklist

Graphic Classics: Ambrose Bierce
“The artwork is sensational, some of it beautiful, and all of it clever.”
— Don Swain, The Ambrose Bierce Site

Graphic Classics: Bram Stoker
“Stark black-and-white imagery by a variety of different artists adds a stringent and often
visually provocative touch to these spine-chilling narrations.”
— James A. Cox, Midwest Book Review

Graphic Classics: Mark Twain
“A terrific lineup of artists and unbeatable material... a collection of Mark Twain’s work that
should delight graphic novel fans and anyone seeking to boost their general cultural knowledge.”
— Publishers Weekly

Graphic Classics: Robert Louis Stevenson
“Defenders of graphic novels in libraries can point to works such as these as proof that
graphic novels have literary merit. However; there is another reason to recommend this
graphic novel: it's a good, entertaining read”
— George Galuschak, Kliatt

Horror Classics: Graphic Classics Volume Ten
“An engrossing introduction to the classics of horror for those new to the literary experience,
and an exciting fresh take on great stories for those who have read them a hundred times before”
— James A. Cox, Midwest Book Review

Graphic Classics: O. Henry
“Anyone wanting incontrovertible proof of O. Henry's enduring pop culture credibility
need look no further than Graphic Classics: O. Henry... every page meets the high standard
the series has come to signify”
— Bob Wake, Cambridge Book Review

Adventure Classics: Graphic Classics Volume Twelve
“Each story has something to recommend it. If it’s not a favorite classic author or story, it’s the graphics that accompany it. Most of the time though, it’s both.”
— Michael May, Comic World News

“These are handsomely-crafted books presenting terrific stories.”
— Tony Isabella, Comics Buyer's Guide

“...a policy of quality art and writing that compares with Kurtzman’s EC Comics
and other high points of the form.”
— Alan Rankin, Poopsheet

“GRAPHIC CLASSICS is a CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED for the modern era:
they only give you the good stuff.”
— Christos N. Gage, Feoamante.com

"Every time one of these volumes is released, I find myself repeating
the same mantra: 'I have got to let people know how good this is!'"
— Jack Abramowitz, Comics Buyer's Guide