Seventy years ago, Ray Bradbury, one of the greatest contemporary American writers, envisioned a dystopian future in his cult novel Fahrenheit 451. Bradbury, in collaboration with artist Tim Hamilton, transformed this modern masterpiece into a stunning graphic novel.

The world of Guy Montag, a firefighter dedicated to the duty of destroying books, comes to life through colorful images. His awakening, his rebellion against the evil state that controls the thoughts of its citizens, and the realization that philosophy, theology, and literature are invaluable are uniquely depicted in an excellent book that will remain unforgettable to readers.

Don't think. It's dangerous. Trust no one other than the state. Betray your neighbors. And most importantly: Burn all the books.

Excerpt from the book

• "This is not just an illustrated version of the original work. The adaptation of a novel like Fahrenheit 451 into a graphic novel is something much more. The book has the appearance of a classic comic, but Hamilton deliberately limited his color choices to the dark tones of blue, green, and gray."
• "A vivid, great novel... The story is infused with the evocative energy and vision of Hamilton himself. Indeed, Hamilton's exciting comic adaptation doesn't just renew Bradbury's novel."
• "It is something completely different. In the case of Fahrenheit 451, it is a dive into ideas, words, sounds, symbols, characters, lines, colors, that will change your life."
• "A graphic novel that even those who do not love comics will cherish. The visualization of Bradbury's classic book is bold, bright, and fiery!"