UPDATE: GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO: Graphic Novel Coming From DC

UPDATE: GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO: Graphic Novel Coming From DC

DC Entertainment has announced the creative team for the new graphic novel based on Stieg larsson's international sensation, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. Crime author Denise Mina will write the book, the cover will be by Lee Bermejo with interior art by Leonardo Manco and Andrea Mutti. Updated with cover art.

By EdGross - Jan 13, 2012 06:01 AM EST
Filed Under: Comics

DC Entertainment’s Vertigo imprint is working closely with the estate of Stieg Larsson and Hedlund Literary Agency to adapt the book, which will be released in November 2012.



“We’re thrilled to be adapting this incredible story into a series of graphic novels,” stated Karen Berger, executive editor, Vertigo. “Denise, Lee, Leonardo and Andrea have such great passion for the material and stylistically they’re a perfect match to bring it to comics life. Their beautifully dark and visceral work will certainly blow us all away.”

Scottish writer Denise Mina is the acclaimed author of DECEPTION and FIELD OF BLOOD, and is considered a leading international crime fiction novelist. Mina has also written for Vertigo’s HELLBLAZER series and most recently, she wrote A SICKNESS IN THE FAMILY graphic novel, also for Vertigo.

Lee Bermejo is fresh off the critical and sales success of graphic novel BATMAN: NOEL, a New York Times best-seller and follow-up to the 2008 hit JOKER. Bermejo has also worked numerous comic series including Vertigo’s HELLBLAZER and the Vertigo Crime graphic novels, among others.

Argentinean artist Leonardo Manco has worked extensively on Vertigo’s HELLBLAZER comic, while Italian artist Andrea Mutti first worked with Vertigo on graphic novel THE EXECUTOR, and then worked on the imprint’s popular DMZ comic series.

Currently in theatres is the first film based on the novels, starring Daniel Craig.

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