Troy Little's gonzo adaptation of Hunter Thompson's Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas is now available in an all-new format. The Village Voice says, "Cartoonist Troy Little reimagines [the] gonzo tour-de-force in a new graphic novel adaptation... buzzing with manic energy." This comic book version is presented in black-and-white and at a slightly larger size than the full-color hardcover edition. Each issue also includes pages from Little's sketchbook and other behind-the-scenes information.
This is a great adaptation of a classic that should be an essential in anyone's collection. A must read! Read Full Review
This is the publication that's right for Hunter S. Thompson's story. It should have made it's way to the trade paperback medium as soon as it was written. The over the top visuals work well with the outlandish circumstances that take place. In Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas #2, we see our anti-heroes barely coherent at a race that they were supposed to be covering as journalists, muscling their way into a sold out show by claiming to be associates of the star, disrupt a local circus with their crazy antics while high on ether, then their hazy attitude turns into a paranoid fear. And the loathing hasn't even started yet, that'll happen in the next issue as they arrive in Las Vegas. Read Full Review
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