A Midsummer Night's Dream

SOLID adaptation (I've read play in entirety) with SOLID art and what assures the **** is the "back-matter" that is included after the +-35 pages of story in all Barron's Graphic Classics: Penko Gelev is one of the best in the art of a strong-jawed, well bone-structured face! Shakespeare without-a-doubt he would have recommended his plays read in the Sequential Art format since he wrote them to be seen in motion! Combating bunk excuses to avoid Shakespeare= ALL "GRAPHIC CLASSICS" TITLES do an exceptional job of keeping the reader up-with-the-times as the book progresses by footnoting bygone words/phrases WHILE ALSO beginning the adaptation with a page of who-looks-like-what and ending with an impressive amount of history surrounding the book and the author including a complete and comprehensive timeline of both! -2 page author biography including list of other works. -2 pages about the book's formation, reception, facts, etc.. -2 page timeline of important events up to book's publishing. -2 pages of stage, Movie, TV, etc adaptations. With interesting pictures concerning these throughout! -StrictlySequential (goodreads)