The Portrait of Dorian Gray

Seeing his beautiful portrait one day, young Dorian Gray passionately wished to never lose his youth and beauty. And his dream came true: from now on, all the signs of fading and the decay of the soul would be taken on by the painted portrait. Dorian Gray retained his angelic face, but the terrible burden of his wicked deeds became too heavy to remain unnoticed. Profound illustrations, presented in comic format and read from right to left, were drawn by contemporary artist Valentaine. The text is printed in the translation by Maria Abkina.