Attention Smiths fans: A new 464-page graphic novel is coming

February 28, 2018 Alan Cross 0 Comments Biography, Graphic Novel, Smiths

Smiths fans never, ever get enough of their favourite band. Come March 22, a new graphic novel on the band entitled Tales of the Smiths: A Graphic Biography will be available.

Written by Con Chrisoulis, it’s basically the story of the band told in pictures. Here’s his Instagram post on the subject.

Finally received my 450-page behemoth early copy of TALES OF THE SMITHS – which is now available for pre-order: amazon.co.uk/dp/1783055871 My #graphicnovel biography of #TheSmiths, #TALESOFTHESMITHS, has at last been collected and printed by @OmnibusPress and will begin distribution on March 22nd! Still ill!

A post shared by Con Chrisoulis (@conchrisoulis) on Feb 24, 2018 at 6:12am PST

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