Graphic Classics: Mark Twain is the eighth in a series of books which present comics adaptations and heavily-illustrated stories by great authors for readers of all ages. This edition presents twelve great stories by the American master satirist and storyteller including:

• The Mysterious Stranger -
  a celestial visitor befriends three young friends in an adaptation by Rick Geary
• The Facts Concerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Connecticut -
  Mark Twain confronts his conscience in comics by Antonella Caputo and Nicholas Miller
• Is He Living or Is He Dead?-
  a tale of artistic captalism adapted by Simon Gane
• A Dog's Tale -
  a canine tragedy interpreted by Lance Tooks
• How the Author Was Sold in Newark -
  slapstick comedy presented by Milton Knight
• The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County -
  Twain's famous fable, in comics by Kevin Atkinson
• The Legend of Sagenfeld -
  a fairy tale illustrated by Evert Geradts
• A Reminiscence of the Back Settlements -
  illustrated by Lisa K. Weber
• An Encounter with an Interviewer -
  illustrated by Skip Williamson
• A Curious Pleasure Excursion -
  by William L. Brown
• Ode to Stephen Bots -
  by Jackie Smith
• Plus Mark Twain's Advice for Little Girls-
  illustrated by Shary Flenniken, Mary Fleener , Kirsten Ulve, Annie Owens, Lesley Reppeteaux, Toni Pawlowsky and Florence Cestac

With a cover by George Sellas, and additional illustration by Dan O'Neill

Graphic Classics: Mark Twain 144 pages, b&w, color cover