The two soon wed and the story has a happy ending.

Henry appears a little while later at her home and proposes. Back at home, Catherine is very unhappy, she is missing Henry. General Tilney, who has been told by John Thorpe that Catherine is the heiress to the Allen’s fortune is happy to have her at his home until later when he realizes that Catherine is not rich and will not inherit the Allen’s fortune, he sends her away immediately. Catherine's imagination continues to flourish and she begins to suspect a dark secret at Northanger Abbey. Catherine accepts the invitation and begins to imagine what the Abbey will be like and compares it to gothic ruins she has read about in her gothic novels. Eleanor invites Catherine to stay with her at the Tilney's home, Northanger Abbey and General Tilney seconds the invite. However, having learned that James has no big fortune and a low income, she sets her sights on another and begins to flirt with Captain Frederick Tilney. Eleanor and Henry’s brother, Captain Frederick Tilney, arrives in Bath and sets his sight on Isabella, who at this point is engaged to James. Catherine becomes friends with Henry's sister, Eleanor. Unfortunately for John, Catherine has already fallen in love herself, with Mr. James, Catherine’s brother, falls in love with Isabella and John, Isabella's brother and James's friend, sets his sights on Catherine.

Isabella is superficial and fond of gossip she becomes a mentor for Catherine when it comes to the social world of Bath. Allen then introduces her to the Thorpe family, including a girl a little older than Catherine, Isabella, who becomes Catherine’s best friend after they bond over their mutual love for gothic novels. Henry Tilney, a young clergyman who impresses Catherine with his wit and pleasant conversation. Upon their arrival in Bath, Catherine first meets a Mr. Catherine has been sheltered most all her life, and escapes by reading Gothic novels that feed her over active imagination. This signifies a coming out type of setting for our heroine. With the illustrious of Janet Lee, this nineteenth century story really comes to life like never before.Ĭatherine Morland, a young woman is invited to go to Bath with family friends, the Allen’s. The gothic novel sticks pretty much to the original language of the novel. The cartoon- like illustrations adds a touch of whimsy to the story. It was published on Novemand was added to Marvel Unlimited April 08, 2013. The graphic novel was edited by Sana Amanat. The colorist for this project was Nick Filardi and the letterer was Jeff Eckleberry. The cover art was done by Julian Totino Tedesco. It was written by Nancy Butler and penciled by Janet Lee. Northanger Abbey is a gothic novel adaptation from one of Jane Austen’s most humorous works.

Northanger Abbey by Nancy Butler