The Story of 'O' Graphic Novel

The classic is back! Pauline Reage’s classic of submission and bondage shocked the world when it came out in the fifties. The great Italian erotic comics artist Crepax then adapted it into comics in the mid seventies.
The story of a beautiful Parisian fashion photographer who, out of love for one man, is willingly blindfolded, chained, whipped, branded, pierced and taken by several men in all manner of ways is one of the great classics of erotic literature. Crepax' adaption stands equally as a classic of erotic comics. Out of print for some years, it has now been revived in a beautiful omnibus edition.
“O is never less than always beautifully sexual. Crepax makes sure that her sexual beauty draws the reader’s eye even when the heart or mind might want to pull away from the events that are unfolding.
The beauty of Crepax’s art somehow makes it palatable and I found it to be something I couldn’t put down...”-Ain't It Cool News
“This is not a story of men abusing women or women feeling weak, this is a story of willful submission. O makes her choice and revels in it, even introducing other women to this world.” -Comics Waiting Room

"The story stands the test of time, partly because it is a catalogue of classic pornographic and Sadean tropes (Susan Sontag called The Story of O "meta-pornography")... Crepax knew the power of suggestion... The true selling point of this edition of The Story of O is the production. A solid, very reasonably priced standalone volume."
-Sequential Tart