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[Robb_K]

"The Green Glove" comic book version was a very good production. It was well drawn, very faithful to the spirit and plot of the film, showing everything necessary, but with no wasted use of space, - which is vital, when given only 14 pages to tell the story. It would be a good advertisement to make me want to read the book or text short story, or to see the film. But, on the other hand, I'd rather not have seen and read the comic book story first, because that would spoil the suspense and knowing the ending beforehand. Which is why I stopped reading "Classics Illustrated", because it made it difficult(if not impossible) to "live in the story, of either a novel or film.

Link to the book: Movie Love 15