For Readers Who Still Believe in Beautiful Stories. Standalone, hand‑rendered graphic novels that honor obscure voices, embrace expressive, cinematic art, tell adult stories without trauma as spectacle, and treat setting like a character—complete narratives, no cliffhangers.
Not summaries. Not spark notes in costume. Full, painterly reimaginings of famous and forgotten works—rich imagery, nuanced characters, and atmosphere so thick you could cut it with a lace‑trimmed letter opener.
A bold, painterly reimagining of Dostoevsky’s thriller—rain‑slick streets, fevered conscience, and a haunted Raskolnikov.
Stark black inks and creeping dread preserve Poe’s slow‑burn terror in this faithful visual retelling.
Ambrose Bierce’s timeless twist rendered in noir shadows and blinding flashes of light.
Turridu, Lola, Santuzza, and Alfio in a tightly wound drama where every glance can ignite a vendetta.
Adapted from G.W. Agee’s sensational 1880s account—moonlit raids, swamp escapes, Winchester shootouts, and relentless pursuit.
A stunning adaptation from Dubliners—speed, wealth, and a young Irishman swept into European high society.
Over 100 richly illustrated panels capture Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and Zeppo in vaudevillian chaos and Art Deco flair.
A vibrant graphic edition of the Brothers’ first feature—slapstick energy, romantic entanglements, and shady deals in 1920s Florida.
Nearly 70 pages of dramatic imagery blend silent‑era grandeur with biblical gravitas, drawing directly from Exodus.
An illustrated revival of a landmark short—high‑speed chases, wild stunts, and vintage Hollywood charm.
A graphic novel edition celebrating Greta Garbo’s classic—tailored for film buffs and new audiences alike.
A stunning adaptation from Life of Crassus—firelit arenas, blood‑soaked battlefields, and a rebellion that nearly toppled an empire.
Victorian atmosphere meets bold visual storytelling in a beloved Holmes case of secrets and menace.
A flowing visual meditation on motion, color, and consciousness—petals drift, visitors wander, and time shimmers.
A wildly inventive graphic adaptation of the 1926 silent classic—zany schemes, kinetic gags, and star power to spare.