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==Graphic novel==
It is also the first of Jordan's works to be adapted to [[graphic novel]] format. Issue #1 was published in July 2005. It ran eight issues total. It was produced by DB Pro, who previously adapted "The Legend of Huma" by [[Richard A. Knaak]] and "The Hedge Knight" by [[George R. R. Martin]] and published by Red Eagle Entertainment.

The comics are adapted by [[Chuck Dixon]], drawn by [[Mike S. Miller]], colored by Etienne St Laurent, edited by Ernst Dabel, lettered by Artmonkeys, with design by Bill Tortolini.

All eight issues were collected and re-released together as a single graphic novel in January 2011. It includes extra bonus material of developmental art, script pages, and correspondence between Jordan and Dixon.  
{| class="wikitable"
!Issue #
!Issue title
!Book chapters covered
!Release date
|-
|1
|"The Hook"
|align="center"|1, 2
|July 2005
|-
|2
|"Practice"
|align="center"|3–5
|August 2005
|-
|3
|"Shreds of Serenity"
|align="center"|6–8
|September 2005
|-
|4
|"It Begins"
|align="center"|9–11
|November 2005
|-
|5
|"Business in the City"
|align="center"|12–14
|December 2005
|-
|6
|"The Deep"
|align="center"|15–18
|April 2009
|-
|7
|"Pond Water"
|align="center"|19–22
|July 2009
|-
|8
|"The Evening Star"
|align="center"|23-26, Epilogue
|May 2010
|}