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"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears:
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him."
In typical Shakespeare fashion, the mighty historical figure of Julius
Caesar is woven into a web of political struggles, resulting in the dramatic
death of the heroic general. War couldn't harm him, but his own
countrymen's hatred and envy was his final downfall.
| Script Adaptation: |
John McDonald |
| Characters & Pencils: |
Sean O'Connor |
| Inking: |
Gary Erskine |
| Colouring: |
TBA |
| Lettering: |
TBA |
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| UK Publication Date: |
September 2012
(UK - estimated) |
| Format: |
160 pages
full colour
paperback
246x168mm |
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Original Text (full and unabridged)
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| Cover Price: |
£9.99 |
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