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The Last Temptation parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This graphic novel adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Alice Cooper's story is a dark horror-fantasy about temptation and fear, featuring a mysterious carnival and demonic/supernatural elements. While not gratuitously gory, it contains atmospheric horror, some violence, and mature themes that suit older teens but not younger readers. The story carries an implicit cautionary message about corruption and giving in to temptation, though the tone is gothic and unsettling rather than moralistic.
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This graphic novel, based on a story by Neil Gaiman and Alice Cooper, introduces Steven, who is afraid of just about everything until he meets the mysterious Showman and his Theatre of the Real. Steven watches the show on a dare, but then he learns what it is to be truly afraid. Illustrations. This graphic novel, based on a story by Neil Gaiman and Alice Cooper, introduces Steven, who is afraid of just about everything until he meets the mysterious Showman and his Theatre of the Real. Steven watches the show on a dare, but then he learns what it is to be truly afraid. Illustrations.
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Books in the Neil Gaiman's The Last Temptation series
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ISBN 9781593074142 · Dark Horse