Robert Louis Stevenson Preview


Coming June 15, 2004:

		Graphic Classics: Robert Louis Stevenson Horror, Mystery, Fantasy & Verse from Scotland's greatest storyteller. • The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde - a unique two-part adaptation illustrated by Simon Gane and Michael Slack • The Bottle Imp - a contemporary visual interpretation by Lance Tooks • The Suicide Club - an adventure tale adapted by Danish artist Pedro Lopez • Treasure Island Days - a tribute to Stevenson's most-beloved novel by famed artists Robert and Maxon Crumb • The Nixie - a story written by Stevenson's spouse and collaborator, Fanny Van de Grift Stevenson, illustrated by Socar Myles • Plus Verses and Fables - a collection of poetry and short fiction illustrated by Hunt Emerson, Lisa K. Weber, Shary Flenniken, Michael Manning, Johnny Ryan, Anton Emdin, Neale Blanden, Frank Stack, Roger Langridge, Rico Schacherl, Anne Timmons, Peter Gullerud and Tom Neely • With a comics biography of Robert Louis Stevenson by Mort Castle and Chad Carpenter, cover by Michael Slack, and additional illustration by Esao Andrews, George Sellas and Brandon Ragnar Johnson
	Coming September, 2004: Horror Classics Graphic Classics Volume Ten Stories from the original masters of horror in comics. EDGAR ALLAN POE *Some Words with a Mummy* Poe's satiric tale adapted by Rod Lott and illustrated by Kevin Atkinson H.P. LOVECRAFT *The Thing on the Doorstep* Obsession, possession and terror by Michael Manning SAKI *The Open Window* An impressionable man meets The Bad Seed, illustrated by Gabrielle Bell W.W. JACOBS *The Monkey's Paw* Nothing comes for free, as illustrated by John Pierard BRET HARTE *Selina Sedilia* A gothic farce from the great Western author, adapted by Antonella Caputo and illustrated by Nick Miller JACK LONDON *Keesh, Son of Keesh* Terror on the Tundra, illustrated by "Johnny Jihad" creator Ryan Inzana OLIVE SCHREINER *In a Far-Off World* A nightmare fantasy by the South African author, illustrated by Jackie Smith HOWARD GARIS *Professor Jonkin's Cannibal Plant* The precursor to "Little Shop of Horrors" from the creator of "Uncle Wiggly", rendered in comics by Onsmith Jeremi BALZAC *The Thing at Ghent* A horrific tale retold in one page by Mark Dancey FITZ-JAMES O'BRIEN *A Day Dream* A simple "what-if" goes to extremes, as pictured by Milton Knight CLARK ASHTON SMITH *The Beast of Averoigne* Medieval terror adapted by Rod Lott and illustrated by Richard Jenkins • With a stunning cover painting by Mark A. Nelson ON SALE SEPTEMBER 15

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