Overall, something that I would not recommend to most people, and is not high on my reading list when the other graphic novels come out.

This graphic novel is the first in a three part series, and hopefully, it will get better as time goes on, and the graphic artist and Cassandra Clare get used to working together. Important things are left out that come up in later books, and while you can see what everyone looks like, it is much harder to envision what everything looks like, and how the characters speak if you haven’t read the original novel. While Cassandra Clare is a wonderful writer, her work isn’t really meant to be in a graphic novel form like this. With the help of Camille Bellacourt, who is a vampire, Tessa and Will break into a party run by de Quincy, another vampire, who is thought to be the Magister.

Charlotte, who runs the London Institute, opens up a case to help Tessa find her brother, and who the Magister is, as he seems to want to kill all of the Shadowhunters. He takes her to the London Institute, where she meets Jem, Charlotte, Henry, Sophie, and Jessamine. Told that she will marry the Magister, and be of service to him, Tessa escapes with the help of a young Shadowhunter named Will Herondale. Being told if she doesn’t do whatever these women say, her brother, Nate, will die, Tessa learns how to change her appearance and of the downworld, a world full of magical creatures who are not entirely human. When seventeen-year-old orphaned shapechanger Tessa Gray is kidnapped by the villainous Mortmain in his final bid for power, the London Institute rallies to save her, but is beset by danger and betrayal at every turn. Coming from America, and having not seen her brother in a few years, Tessa is abducted by two women who call themselves the Dark Sisters. Tessa Gray is a young woman who is going to live with her brother in London in the year 1878.

The infernal devices graphic novel