I was pleasantly surprised 由 Adam Sexton and Yali Lin's version of "Romeo & Juliet." The plot stayed true to the original play, and I did not notice that any significant events 或者 details were left out. Overall, it was enjoyable and easy to understand.

The art was full of emotion and detail without being too over-the-top. With some interpretations of classical literature, the art almost seems too modern 或者 futuristic. For me, this makes the whole book 或者 drawing seem awkward. This edition was a good balance of Japanese art and Shakespearean society.

Even though the characters were wearing clothes from Shakespeare's time and spoke in Early Modern English, the story is much easier to understand. The visual aspect makes up for the challenging dialogue. The dialogue did not slow me down as the dialogue in the play does.

Most importantly, this adaptation allows 你 to watch and read the story at the same time, which isn't possible when 你 are simply 阅读 a play 或者 watching actors. The visual parts are particularly helpful in the emotional scenes- when Romeo and Juliet first meet and dance, and when they die at the end. These are parts of the play that are much 更多 powerful when they can be seen. The emotion shown through their eyes and body language in both cases speak louder than stage directions on a page do.

I recommend this 日本漫画 for people who have read Shakespeare's version as well as people who haven't. Either way, this interpretation accurately tells the story, which is still relevant today.