The boundary between man and monster has already been broken. Now, the trail of forbidden science leads to the island of Doctor Moreau.
In DOCTOR MOREAU, M.D., writer and artist George Peter Gatsis continues the singular thread of Gothic horror begun in VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN'S CREATURE, carried through STRANGE CASE OF DOCTOR JEKYLL AND MISTER HYDE, and continued in INVISIBLE MAN. The experiments may change, but the terrible ambition behind them remains the same: to conquer nature, reshape humanity, and prove that life itself can be mastered.
Faithfully grounded in H. G. Wells's original novel, this graphic novel preserves Moreau's haunting questions of identity, cruelty, evolution, and unchecked scientific power while drawing the classic tale into Gatsis's expanding shared narrative. On an isolated island where beasts are remade in the image of men, one doctor has appointed himself surgeon, creator-and god.
The classics were never separate stories. They were warnings. And the work is not yet finished.