Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
JANE is a stunning modern reimagining of Jane Eyre.
From writer Aline Brosh McKenna (The Devil Wears Prada, 27 Dresses) and Eisner Award-winning artist Ramón K. Pérez, this graphic novel brings the classic heroine into the high-stakes glamour and shadows of modern New York.
Jane is a young artist who leaves her quiet hometown for Manhattan, where she becomes entangled with a powerful man hiding dangerous secrets—and the young daughter she’s been hired to care for.
With beautiful artwork, expressive characters, a fast-paced story and carefully considered color work from Irma Kniivila, JANE is shaping up to be one of the most visually striking graphic novels I’ve read this year.
In this review, I discuss:
JANE graphic novel
Jane Eyre adaptation
Aline Brosh McKenna
Ramón K. Pérez
Irma Kniivila’s colors
The modern New York setting
The story and characters
The romance and mystery
The artwork and visual storytelling
The physical graphic novel format
Why this could become one of my favorite books of the year
Are you a fan of Jane Eyre? What classic novel would you love to see reimagined as a graphic novel?
Let me know in the comments!
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JANE is a stunning modern reimagining of Jane Eyre.
From writer Aline Brosh McKenna (The Devil Wears Prada, 27 Dresses) and Eisner Award-winning artist Ramón K. Pérez, this graphic novel brings the classic heroine into the high-stakes glamour and shadows of modern New York.
Jane is a young artist who leaves her quiet hometown for Manhattan, where she becomes entangled with a powerful man hiding dangerous secrets—and the young daughter she’s been hired to care for.
With beautiful artwork, expressive characters, a fast-paced story and carefully considered color work from Irma Kniivila, JANE is shaping up to be one of the most visually striking graphic novels I’ve read this year.
In this review, I discuss:
JANE graphic novel
Jane Eyre adaptation
Aline Brosh McKenna
Ramón K. Pérez
Irma Kniivila’s colors
The modern New York setting
The story and characters
The romance and mystery
The artwork and visual storytelling
The physical graphic novel format
Why this could become one of my favorite books of the year
Are you a fan of Jane Eyre? What classic novel would you love to see reimagined as a graphic novel?
Let me know in the comments!
If you enjoy comic book reviews, graphic novels, indie comics, manga, movies and all things pop culture, subscribe for more!
#JANE #JaneEyre #GraphicNovel #GraphicNovelReview #ComicBooks #ComicBookReview #AlineBroshMcKenna #RamonKPerez #IrmaKniivila #Comics2026 #GraphicNovels #JaneEyreAdaptation










