aphic Novels. He adapted Pride & Prejudice & Zombies into a graphic novel for Del Rey Publishing, which was a New York Times #1 Bestselling Paperback graphic Novel. He also adapted Anthony Horowitz’s Power of Five series into graphic format for Walter Books. His Excalibur: The Legend of King Arthur was nominated for the American Library Association/Young Adult Library Services Association 2012 “Great Graphic Novels for Teens”. www.tonylee.co.uk

36:T4d8, When I saw how thin the comic was I was already worried.The art isn't bad, the anatomy is mostly good, there's an angle here or there that's slightly awkward but that can be glossed over, the coloring is well done. This part I'm ok with.It follows the plot of the first Vladimir Tod novel so there's not much change there. The story is very interesting and it keeps you turning the pages wanting to see what'll happen to Vlad next. I can't say anything bad about to story, it's a great story, and anyone into vampires should give it a good read [personally I'd suggest the novel version].My biggest issue with this, which brought the star rating so far down, is it feels like we rushed through the whole book. It just seems like they're not pacing it at all, there's no buildup to the conflict it just sort of happens, like we're going along and figuring things out and then boom bad guy, boom resolution, flip to the end cover. It's disappointing to see that done to a story that could have been a great comic. Like this is