Peaceful Warrior

The Graphic Novel

By Millman, Dan & Winegarner, Andrew

Publishers Summary:
The book Way of the Peaceful Warrior, shared among friends and families, became a multimillion-copy worldwide bestseller, inspiring men and women of all ages. Now author Dan Millman and illustrator Andrew Winegarner meld the peaceful warrior story into the style and dynamism of the graphic novel. This fresh take on Millman’s saga of growth and enlightenment includes new scenes and elements not found in either the book or the Peaceful Warrior movie.Here is a story of growing up and waking up — about a young athlete who finds himself on a path less traveled. Haunted by dark dreams and a vague sense that something is missing from his life, Dan wanders into an all-night gas station. There he meets an old man named Socrates, and his world begins to change. Guided by this mysterious old warrior, and drawn to an elusive young woman named Joy, Dan begins an odyssey into realms of light and shadow — a journey that leads him toward a final confrontation that may deliver or destroy him.

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ISBN
978-1-93207-348-5
Publisher
HJ Kramer


REVIEWS

Library Journal

Reviewed on June 17, 2011

The author of 13 self-help books since Way of the Peaceful Warrior was published in 1980, Millman has inspired droves of people to create better lives for themselves. Yet however inspiring those books continue to be, the road from "basically true story" (as the source text claims) to graphic novel is a bumpy one. Dan, the author's namesake and the narrator of this fable, is a college student and aspiring Olympic-level gymnast wh...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

on onJune 17, 2011  |  LJXpress

The author of 13 self-help books since Way of the Peaceful Warrior was published in 1980, Millman has inspired droves of people to create better lives for themselves. Yet however inspiring those books continue to be, the road from "basically true story" (as the source text claims) to graphic novel is a bumpy one. Dan, the author's namesake and the narrator of this fable, is a college student and aspiring Olympic-level gymnast wh...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

School Library Journal

Reviewed on November 1, 2010

Gr 9-Up This graphic adaption of Millman's 1980 book, which has generated additional books, self-help courses, and a film, is semiautobiographical. As a college student and gymnast, Dan is wandering through Berkeley one night when he encounters a gas-station attendant who resembles a man appearing in his dreams. He is intrigued with this individual, whom he calls Socrates. The stranger appears to have extraordinary mental and physical capabilities and begins to instruct Dan in "the way." After an accident crushes a bone in Dan's leg, Socrates appears at ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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