The artwork was simply amazing. I can not recommend this highly enough---however: the text is extremely hard to follow. If you have not read the novel, don't expect to fully understand this comic. Likewise, I recommend it to kids for the pictures, not because they will necessarily get what is going on in the word bubbles. ( )

I lack the words to describe my utter delight and the lightness of heart.
It's a wonderful adaptation. ( )

I decided to read this graphic novel version of Peter Beagle's book after the strong endorsement from Patrick (is he ever going to finish The Doors of Stone?) Rothfuss, who says its the best novel to graphic novel adaptation he has read. True to the story, even to the extent of using the author's own words, The Last Unicorn goes off to find others of her species, with the help of friends and the setbacks of evil foes, eventually discovering what happened to her brethren. Illustrators Renae De Liz and Ray Dillon, with adaptation help from Peter Gillis did an amazing job. Beautiful illustrations, great use of color, and easy to read text. In the end though, I did not like the story very much: perhaps some of the richness of the story was lost in this format so I may read the original. ( )

This is my favorite fairy tale. It's bittersweet and beautifully written. ( )

An excellent story with beautiful artwork. Now I really want to read the book that this was adapted from. ( )