I think Anne would have been tickled. After all, she was just a kid, and wrote in the Diary how much she loved movie magazines!

won't help the readers. only fiction shalow novals written best in comics, serious documentry diary is best as it is.

Hopefully this will allow her story to reach an broader audience and perhaps even a new audience. The message of the Holocaust must not be lost. There is a side of me, however, that cringes when considering such serious content being transformed into a graphic novel. "Maus" was excellent, but the medium still seems to trivialize the message. I hope this does not happen to Anne Frank's life and the story of the Holocaust.

it is a graphic novel. If you have never seen one, please go into any bookstore and have a look. They are more like the story boards that go with the script of a movie -- not the "Classics Comics" of the 50s and 60s.

r not retarted that they can't imgin thigs, you turn people to zombies by rule out any imgination, photos r acceptable but not drawings, unrealistic pictures taint and most likely don't do justic with the original true naratiive.