The Time Machine The Graphic Novel

Give the young reader in your life a front-row seat to one of the greatest adventures in science fiction history — now brought to vivid life in a stunning graphic novel format!

The Time Machine: The Graphic Novel is a concise, action-packed adaptation of H. G. Wells' beloved classic novella, adapted by Lewis Helfand and illustrated by Rajesh Nagula. A daring adventurer known only as the Time Traveller stuns his dinner guests with outlandish theories about time — then disappears, returning with a tale so extraordinary it defies belief. Perfect for readers aged 10 and up, this visually dynamic edition makes a timeless story more accessible and exciting than ever, whether you're a lifelong fan of the original or discovering it for the very first time.

• A Classic Made Accessible: H. G. Wells' pioneering science fiction novella is thoughtfully condensed and reimagined so that middle-grade and teen readers can dive straight into the adventure without losing any of the story's wonder or depth.
• Stunning Visual Storytelling: Rajesh Nagula's bold, detailed artwork brings the Time Traveller's world — and the strange futures he discovers — to life in a way that leaps off the page and fires the imagination.
• Builds a Love of Classic Literature: A fantastic gateway into the wider world of classic and science fiction literature, this adaptation encourages curiosity about the original text and the genre it helped create.
• Great for School and Home: Spanning grades 5–12, this graphic novel is an ideal companion for classroom study or independent reading, sparking discussion about science, society, and the nature of time itself.

About the Author

Herbert George Wells (1866–1946) was a pioneering English author widely regarded as one of the founding fathers of science fiction. His extraordinary imagination gave the world enduring classics such as The War of the Worlds, The Invisible Man, and The Time Machine — stories that continue to captivate and inspire readers more than a century after they were written. This graphic novel adaptation is part of the Campfire Classics series, one of more than 85 titles published by Campfire since their introduction to North America in 2010, with text adapted by Lewis Helfand and illustrations by Rajesh Nagula.

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