A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

Pendulum Press adapted Mark Twain’s classic novel into a single, standalone comic in 1977, as part of their line of illustrated literary classics. Writer John Norwood Fago (alongside Twain’s original author, Samuel Clemens) and artist Frank Redondo brought the time-traveling tale of a modern man in Camelot to a new generation of readers. This streamlined, accessible version served as an early entry point for young audiences discovering the story through sequential art. It remains a notable example of the publisher’s mission to bridge classic literature and comic-book storytelling.