Die Autorin
Die Autorin
Die Autorin
Erfolgreiche ePaper selbst erstellen
Machen Sie aus Ihren PDF Publikationen ein blätterbares Flipbook mit unserer einzigartigen Google optimierten e-Paper Software.
Abstract<br />
Graphic Novel<br />
Coraline<br />
by P. Craig Russel<br />
based on the novel by Neil Gaiman<br />
Kartoniert<br />
185 Seiten<br />
erschienen bei HarperCollins<br />
Auflage 2011 Sch20 Rus<br />
Young Coraline was not happy with her life despite the fact that she was only a kid. The adults around her<br />
acted a little weird sometimes, making her the more mature one in her mind and she felt bored about that. Her<br />
parents worked all day and nobody played with her. The fact that people kept calling her 'Caroline' didn't help<br />
much either, making her felt more that adults were stupid. So when she stepped through a door in her family´s<br />
house, she found another world, with another mother and another father. On that side, she was quite surprised.<br />
The other world was much fun than this original one, and everyone remembered her name as 'Coraline'. Since<br />
what she wished for at her world did happen in this world. But the new parents wanted to change her and never<br />
let her go….<br />
The Author<br />
Philip Craig Russell was born on October 30 th , 1951 in Wellsville, Ohio . He is known primarily for his comic<br />
adaptations of selected works of literature and music history. Russel started his career by Marvel in the mid-<br />
1970s and continued it with adaptions of Richard of Wagner's "Ring of the Nibelung”and Mozart's"The Magic<br />
flute", Rudyard Kiplings"Jungle Book"and the"Fairy tales of Oscar Wilde. His work has won multiple Harvey<br />
and Eisner Awards. Particularly for the Graphic Novel “Coraline” in 2009.<br />
Review<br />
A virtuoso adaptation…a master of fantastical landscapes, Russell sharpens the realism of his imagery,<br />
preserving the humanity of the characters and heightening the horror, even as Gaiman’s concise storytelling<br />
ratchets up the eeriness."<br />
— BOOKLIST (STARRED REVIEW)<br />
"A deliciously dark graphic adaptation of Gaiman’s modern classic...sure to delight established fans and to<br />
mesmerize newcomers."<br />
— KIRKUS REVIEWS (POINTER)<br />
"This graphic novel is as dark, creepy, and brilliant as anything out there."<br />
— CHICAGO TRIBUNE<br />
3.3.2013