The importance of being earnest : a trivial comedy for serious people : the graphic novel
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Published
Birmingham, United Kingdom : Classical Comics Ltd., [2014].
Edition
First US edition.
Physical Desc
133 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm.
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San Luis Obispo Library - Adult Nonfiction - Read and Rise
741.5942
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Arroyo Grande Library - Adult Nonfiction - Read and Rise
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| Location | Call Number | Status | Due Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Luis Obispo Library - Adult Nonfiction - Read and Rise | 741.5942 | On Shelf | |
| Arroyo Grande Library - Adult Nonfiction - Read and Rise | 741.5942 | On Shelf | |
| Atascadero Library - Adult Nonfiction - Read and Rise | 741.5942 | On Shelf | |
| Los Osos Library - Adult Nonfiction - Read and Rise | 741.5942 | Checked Out | July 6, 2024 |
| Morro Bay Library - Adult Nonfiction - Read and Rise | 741.5942 | On Shelf |
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Published
Birmingham, United Kingdom : Classical Comics Ltd., [2014].
Format
Book
Edition
First US edition.
Language
English
Notes
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Chiefly illustrations.
General Note
"Original text version"--Title page.
General Note
Read On.
General Note
SLO Library Read On Collection.
Description
"In this Oscar Wilde's entire three-act play presented as a full color graphic novel, two young gentlemen living in 1890's England use imaginary friends to inject some excitement into their seemingly dull lives. Jack Worthing invents a brother, “Ernest,” whom he pretends to be in order to visit his beloved Gwendolen in the city. Meanwhile, friend Algy Moncrieff uses the name “Ernest” while visiting Jack's beautiful young ward, Cecily in the country. Much confusion ensues as the two women find out they have been deceived by their “Ernests.” Some would call this a society comedy; others, a Victorian farce. Regardless of the term used, this full color graphic novel captures the era effortlessly. With an intricate attention to detail, wonderful characterization and dramatically expressive and humorous artwork, this really is a graphic novel to cherish."--Amazon.com.
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