Ishmael, a sailor, recounts the ill-fated voyage of a whaling ship led by the fanatical Captain Ahab in search of the white whale that had crippled him. Presented in comic book format.

An abridgement of the nineteenth-century novel in which a young seaman joins the crew of the whaling ship Pequod whose fanatical Captain Ahab is in determined pursuit of the white whale Moby Dick.

Captain Ahab sails the seven seas seeking revenge on Moby Dick, the great white whale who maimed and disfigured him.

Killing a sixty-ton sperm whale that could destroy a boat with a flick of its massive tail was no easy task. Whalemen of the early nineteenth century were not just hunters, they were also explorers-sailing on the uncharted sea in search of some of the largest creatures on earth. The most famous whale of all? Moby Dick. Here are Ishmael, Queequeq, Ahab, and of course, Moby Dick, rendered anew in a dynamic comic book adaptation of one of the greatest...

Redburn is the story that relates a young man's initiation into the sailors life; White-Jacket is the story that is a semi-autobiographical account of experiences in the U.S. Navy; Moby-Dick, or the whale is the most famous of Melville's works, and tells the story of Ahab, a ship captain that has become obsessed with the hunt for the whale he has named Moby-Dick.

"The ancient Greek Plato claimed that the continent of Atlantis vanished in one day and one night, leaving only the peaks of its mountains emerging from the Atlantic's surface: Today, we know these mountain peaks as the Islands of the Azores. There, a legendary whale lives in the depths: the sperm whale. Herman Melville wrote Moby Dick after this sea giant. For decades, whale hunters have been harpooning herds of these magnificent creatures, pursuing...