Woe from Wit. A Graphic Guide

This book is the second in a series of graphic guide-commentaries. The first book is a commentary on «Eugene Onegin».
«Woe from Wit» is in some sense a twin of the novel «Eugene Onegin». They have much in common. At the... center of each work is a young extraordinary person, strikingly different from their surroundings. Both Chatsky and Onegin cannot find their place in society and thus flee from it. Both experience a love disaster.
Even the authors' names coincide — both Griboedov and Pushkin are named Alexander Sergeyevich.
But despite all the similarities, there are numerous differences. If «Eugene Onegin» is a novel in verse, where we follow the capricious flow of the author's thoughts and where Pushkin reigns on every page, then «Woe from Wit» is a play, where Griboedov steps into the background, pushing his characters forward. If the volume of «Eugene Onegin» did not allow us to fully transfer it into a comic (the plotline of the novel is presented in a shortened form), then we managed to fully present the dramatic material of «Woe from Wit» in this format.
This book is a full-fledged comic based on the play «Woe from Wit», accompanied by historical-literary and real commentary.