Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: The Graphic Novel

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I can't believe how he destroyed one of the best books in the world! But it was fun to read as well! I'm not a fan of Zombies, but anything with "Jane Austen" on it is a must for me.

from alana_leigh

If Pride and Prejudice and Zombies had been like this from the start, I would have liked it a great deal more. However, since two volumes were required to produce the effect, I must say I'm not thrilled with either, but this comes out ahead. For those itching to read a zombie-filled version of a ...

from authorjanebnight

I love the book and movie versions of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies but I didn't feel the graphic novel was a good medium for this. I struggled to figure out which female character was meant to be who. The characters did not look distinct enough for me which made my struggle. It was also in bla...

from storyjunkie

A very silly book, adapted from what I understand is also a very silly book, not having read Seth Grahame-Smith's novel. Taking the graphic novel as a concentrated dose, I surmise that all enjoyment is derived from the zombie-related plot-points, as the character interactions and the plot of mann...

from thealtereggo

I tried to read this book and wanted to like it, but was quite disappointed. The illustrations weren't very good. Most of the Bennett sisters looked very similar and it was difficult to tell which character was supposed to be which. While I love a good retelling of a classic and am a fan of zombi...