Ray Bradbury Graphic Novels: Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 : The Authorized Adaptation (Paperback)

from krizia_lazaro

It was good but I was not jumping for joy with this book. It has a nice message but I think it's just wasn't for me. Half of the time I don't know what's happening. I felt like the book has this heavy and hot atmosphere (maybe because of all the burning) which may be effective but a bit uncomfort...

from AVoraciousReader

*Book source ~ Library Guy Montag is a fireman. But in this dystopian world a fireman makes fires, not stops them. They burn books, buildings and sometimes people if the people refuse to leave. Because books are forbidden and people aren't supposed to think. Until one day Montag meets a young, st...

from JWarren42

While Hamilton's art is above reproach, his sense of pacing in terms of visual composition is off. Many scenes that should be separated by some time are shoved together back to back, so that the emotional payoff is stunted. An okay graphic novel, but not a very good adaptation if the novel.

from bensdad00

A nice refresher, but not a substitute for the original.

from bookworm12

This is a graphic novelization of the classis dystopian book and it was wonderful. The illustrations are done in vivid shades of orange and red throughout much of the book, bringing the fire to life on each page. The graphic novel pays close attention to the details and portrayed the story beauti...