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According to Entertainment Weekly, Stephenie Meyer was deeply involved and reviewed every panel drawn by Korean artist Young Kim.
source ↗Yen Press printed 350,000 copies up front, reported as the biggest first printing for a graphic novel in the U.S.
source ↗The art is mostly black and white. Color shows up at chosen moments, like a sunset or Edward's eyes changing color.
source ↗The volume sold 66,000 copies in its first week and topped the New York Times list. Some critics took issue with the lettering in Times New Roman.
source ↗Volume 2 debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times hardcover graphic books list.
source ↗In October 2012, both volumes were combined in a collector's edition with character extras.
source ↗Like the book and the movie, the volume closes at Bella and Edward's prom.
source ↗The volume came out in April 2013, months after the saga's last movie hit theaters.
source ↗Volume 2, with the second half of New Moon, was announced but delayed indefinitely and never reached stores.
source ↗The volume ends when the wolves show up in the clearing, roughly halfway through New Moon.
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