The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde, Vol. 1: The Selfish Giant & The Star Child
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The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde, Vol. 1: The Selfish Giant & The Star Child
Wilde's tales are adapted into a comic book format and use fairy tale elements and Christian symbolism.
