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Henry, O.; Castle, Mort; Lott, Rod
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Language: English
Published by Eureka Productions, 2005
Series: Book 11 of 21 - Graphic Classics
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- Title
- O. Henry
- Author
- Henry, O.; Castle, Mort; Lott, Rod
- Publisher
- Eureka Productions
- Publication year
- 2005
- Condition
- Good
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0974664820
- ISBN 13
- 9780974664828
- Item weight
- 0.92 pounds
- Series
- Book 11 of 21: Graphic Classics
- Graphic Classics: O. Henry is a great collection of stories from the master of the surprise ending. This eleventh volume in the Graphic Classics series features "The Ransom of Red Chief," the precursor to "Home Alone." Plus "The Cabollero's Way," the original tale of The Cisco Kid, and O. Henry's Christmas classic "The Gift of the Magi," along with seven more stories, including a new O. Henry "sequel" by Mort Castle.
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Review
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
Graphic Classics proves that the graphic novel can take existing material and re-present it as if it's new. The versatility of illustrators, mixed with the myriad methods of re-telling the source material, offer an engaging visual exploration of O. Henry's short stories. --C. Nathan Coyle, Rambles
Graphic Classics proves that the graphic novel can take existing material and re-present it as if it's new. The versatility of illustrators, mixed with the myriad methods of re-telling the source material, offer an engaging visual exploration of O. Henry's short stories. --C. Nathan Coyle, Rambles
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