The Phantom of the Opera: The Graphic Novel
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The Phantom of the Opera: The Graphic Novel
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Something eerie is happening at the Paris Opera. Deep in the catacombs, the Phantom of the Opera lurks and wreaks havoc. Anyone entering or leaving the opera house does so with fear and dread, constantly on the lookout for movement in the shadows. Only the young singer Christine Daaé seems safe from the ghostly fiend …
Based on the musical of the same name by Andrew Lloyd Webber, this lavish graphic novel breathes new life into the dramatic story, using the words of the original libretto—translated by Michael Kunze—which makes the work a truly special treat.
The graphic novel based on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit musical!
Guaranteed to get stuck in your head: Translated into German based on the original libretto by Michael Kunze.
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