Dune. Graphic novel. Volume 2. Muad'Dib

In the second volume of the graphic adaptation of the legendary novel by Frank Herbert, young Paul Atreides, along with Lady Jessica, his mother, finds himself in the deadly desert of Arrakis. An old enemy, taking advantage of the betrayal of one of the family's oldest friends, has almost completely destroyed Duke Leto's forces and killed him. Now the remnants of the Atreides army are scattered across the planet, and Paul himself must find the mysterious Fremen, as only their support will help him survive in the endless sands and seek revenge... The adaptation of the famous work was done by Brian Herbert, the son of the original creator, and New York Times bestselling author Kevin J. Anderson. The illustrations were done by Raúl Martín and Patricia Martín, and the phenomenal covers belong to the real legend of the industry - Bill Sienkiewicz. "This is an incredible opportunity to reread the epic of Dune, literally feeling the smallest details of the novel. Incredibly accurate drawing works for the story, using all the strong points of the comic as a narrative form." - Alex Ross "The comic retains everything that made 'Dune' a great science fiction novel and adds stunning graphics. The result is an amazingly convincing adaptation." - Foreword Reviews "A worthy expansion of the franchise, capable of attracting new readers." - Comic Book Resources "The artwork is simply stunning... The graphic novel 'Dune' is a meticulous adaptation of the beloved book, executed by two authors who are well acquainted with Arrakis and the universe of the novel." - Hollywood Reporter "The colors literally immerse the reader in the heat of the deserts of Arrakis... The artwork is simply magnificent." - NerdistDune.