Much Ado About Nothing (Manga Shakespeare)

Emma Vieceli's art is happily one of the more varied and altering manga styles, which makes for an enjoyable read of this classic in a new perspective. Adapting the play for a serial art medium has worked great. Everything that needs to be said is said and it just wets your appetite for more. From where I'm standing it's a fun read for any fancier of Shakespeare, whether it's a professional scholar or an amateur student of the Bard. It's also a great jumping-board to bring younger audiences to the delight of Shakespeare through a less frightening medium than a seemingly sterile textbook.

This is an excellent Manga rendition of the Shakesperean play. The art is very enjoyable and Shakespeare's lines, though necessarily abridged due to the limited space, are faithfully reported. Strongly recommended.

Takes a bit of time to get started but generally engaging.

Great condition; the one sticker on the book was super easy to remove, causing no damage.For one of the most confusing plays of Shakespeare (at least to me), it's great to have a visual with the manga.

I like this take on a classic because it's so fun. The artwork is superb and the comic/novel is actually quite long, so the story is told in full.