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A full-color graphic novel adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, using streamlined text and vivid illustrations to support fast, accessible reading.
Jane Eyre is plain, determined, and intelligent. Orphaned and poor, she is adopted by her Aunt and Uncle Reed, but after Uncle Reed’s death, her unpleasant aunt sends her away to a grim charity school. There, Jane continues her harsh upbringing but receives the education that finally frees her.
Once old enough, Jane becomes a teacher and takes the role of governess in a large manor house, where she falls in love with her employer. But Rochester is hiding a secret that, when revealed, forces Jane to choose between following her head and her heart.
Both critically acclaimed and immensely popular, Jane Eyre explores class discrimination, morality, equality for women, and freedom of choice. This Quick Text edition uses streamlined, accessible language and full-color sequential artwork to support classroom study, independent reading, and guided discussion.
The book includes 125 pages of story artwork by legendary comic book artist John M. Burns, along with support material detailing the life of Charlotte Brontë.
Charlotte Brontë was an English novelist and poet best known for Jane Eyre, one of the most widely read and studied novels of the nineteenth century. Published in 1847 under the pseudonym Currer Bell, Jane Eyre became an immediate success and remains a landmark work of English literature. Brontë’s fiction is known for its emotional intensity, gothic atmosphere, psychological depth, and exploration of women’s independence, morality, class, and social constraint.
Amy Corzine is an American-born fiction and non-fiction writer, poet, editor, former teacher, and writing consultant based in London, UK. Her versatility crosses genres from non-fiction to literary adaptations including Jane Eyre.
John M. Burns was a veteran of British comics, revered by creators and fans alike for his contribution to comics spanning over sixty years. His beautiful hand-painted artwork provided the ideal graphic treatment for Classical Comics’ adaptations of Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
Terry Wiley was a comics artist from Newcastle, UK. He lettered Jane Eyre, Frankenstein, and A Christmas Carol graphic novel adaptations for Classical Comics as well as creating and publishing his own material.
Joe Sutliff Sanders is a prominent children's literature scholar and an Associate Professor at the University of Cambridge. He is a former junior high school English teacher in Japan and he edited the American English text for four of Classical Comics’ US adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays as well as many classic texts in the series.
Clive Bryant is the founder of Classical Comics and has served as Editor-in-Chief for the series.