'Jekyll and Hyde' is a graphic novel adaptation of R.L. Stevenson's most famous science fiction work. From the very first months after its publication, the story 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' (1886) was in circulation in tens of thousands of copies, discussed in leading newspapers and magazines, staged in theater productions, and dedicated to church sermons. It has firmly entered the world fund of science fiction, and its characters continue to be an integral part of culture today.

The authors of the comic book adaptation, artist Lorenzo Mattotti and screenwriter Jerry Kramsky, paid full tribute to the original source. With the help of rich colors, deceptive shadows, and abstract figures that transform before our eyes into people and animals, they created an unsettling, frightening atmosphere that reflects the very essence of Stevenson's story - the duality of human nature.