Description

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This graphic adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic novel features giant pop-ups on every spread.

When Jonathan Harker encounters Count Dracula at his castle in Transylvania, he has little idea of what horror awaits him and his fiancée, Mina. Only with the help of the vampire hunter Abraham van Helsing are they able to muster the courage to thwart Dracula’s evil plan. Illustrator Anthony Williams’s full-color scenes capture the horror of the tale in rich detail, allowing a new generation of readers to experience this classic story. And the remarkable 3-D pop-ups in this graphic adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic horror novel will surely delight readers.

About the Author

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Irish novelist Bram Stoker was born in 1847 and died in 1912. Although he authored numerous short stories, novels, and nonfiction works, Stoker is best known for his 1897 Gothic novel Dracula.

Anthony Williams, The Comic Stripper, and his happy band of helpers have been creating cutting-edge cartoon, comics, and comic-book illustration for two decades. This includes drawing such icons as Spider-man, Superman, Batman, and The X-men. The Comic Stripper also creates artwork for a huge range of licensed characters including Ronald McDonald, Ben 10, and Scooby Doo. The work of the Comic Stripper has been featured in many national and international advertising and marketing campaigns, as well as illustrations for children’s books and concept illustration and storyboards for both live action and animation.

Praise For…

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Paper-engineer genius David Hawcock has concocted a pop-up version that literally leaps off the pages. Honestly, I’ve never seen anything like this rendition adapted by Claire Bampton with spectacular art by Anthony Williams. Dracula’s Romanian castle soars up out of the ground. The dog jumps off the Demeter right at us! At the finale — spoiler alert — Quincey Morris plunges a thick stake into you-know-boo. Read this with garlic handy.
— Ron Charles