Sense & Sensibility by Nancy ButlerMy rating: 3.5 of 5 stars
Reading this so soon after the original novel means I'm ripe for comparing it adaptation-wise. And I'm pleased to say it holds up very well, with all the benefits of a visual medium. There are some very unique panels (my favorite being Mrs. Jennings as she starts to recall the scandal at John Dashwood's home) that really emphasize certain aspects of the novel (in that example, the force of gossip running rampant through the story), and it has the benefit of unique character designs.
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