The Mortal Immortal graphic novel

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Civale, S., Schwochert, J. and Stone, R. 2024. The Mortal Immortal graphic novel. Canterbury
CreatorsCivale, S., Schwochert, J. and Stone, R.
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This is a legacy output from the Mary Shelley Graphic Novel Workshop held at St. Nicholas CE Primary Academy in November 2023 as part of the Being Human Festival. The text was adapted by Susan Civale and Rachael Stone from the original Mary Shelley story, "The Mortal Immortal" (1833). The cover art and first illustration is by Jon Schwochert. The remaining artwork is by Headteacher Chris Dale, Year 5 teacher Suzy Bader, and St. Nicholas CE Primary Academy pupils, families, and staff.

KeywordsMary Shelley; Science fiction; Fantasy; Graphic novel; Co-production; Primary school; Mad scientist; Being human festival
Date01 Apr 2024
Place of publicationCanterbury
EventBeing Human Festival
FunderBeing Human
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Controlled
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Deposited23 Sep 2024
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