a contemporary interpretation of "frankenstein" incorporates a three-dimensional pop-up book of poor -- horror. graphic novels are introducing new mood of readers to old stories. >> we are all comic readers. everyone can understand a word- image combination. assembly instructions for an ikea covered are basically commons, and people understand them. the problem is the image. when people see "faust" with pictures, they find it interesting. >> flix and his fellow artists want to breathe new life into old classics while broadening their appeal. many traditional publishers are keen to work with these artists. they are eager to capitalize on the boom in the graphic novel, once the novelty, now an increasingly important segment. >> we're always looking for ways of marketing our writers. what else can we do? films -- yes. audio books -- sure. so graphic novels are a way of exposing people to material. >> last year, the market saw the graphic novel versions of works by modern german-language writers. >> of course, we hope this introduces other people to our content. people who never felt com

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they don't know the name of the ss fellow so they make name him, properly, frankenstein. and what was most amazing for me when i was reading the documents of his interrogation in berlin, was what -- was one story which came up twice, three times in his recording. it was an incident that came after the ghetto was constructed. the jewish police was called in to the prison which was in the ghetto, and those jews who took part in assisting the not the, deporting the jews were in line do he was very clear what was going to happen next. blosche takes his jewish policemen and walks him over to the courtyard on the other side of those streets, and as he walks over there, a policeman who knows what's coming swerves and punches him in the face and runs for his life. he is immediately shot dead. but the important point coming now, which is blosche falls back and his commander runs to him, yanks away his rifle, and scolds him. sends him back to the prison and ordered him not to take part in mass execution. blosche remembers this story 24 years later and repeats it two or three times.

frankenstein, george bush who created this monster. >> reporter: now he's pulled two of his favoriteraitor" is about crook russian olig arcs and their duplicitous friends in western banking and intelligence. there's still plenty ofville andy out there. how would you describe what you're dealing with? are bankers the villains here? is corporateeth os the villain here? >> bankers will always get away with whatever they can get away with. an impartial body that examined the catastrophe after the fall oflyman brothers declared our banking system to be socially useless which is quite strong language coming from the right wing. >> you haven't been talking to anyone on the other side of the business, have you? >> george smiley said at the end of the cold war in a lecture to the trainees of the spy school he said now that we've dealt with the excesses of communism, we have to deal with the excesses of capitalism. i think what's we're dealing with at the moment. >> reporter: it's not that john le carre hasn't done very well for himself in the meantime, splitting his time between london and hi

it has to be taken into frankenstein's laboratory and dismembered. next, we have james higgins.e is from the monday meeting new york, which is an awesome influential economic journal. and he's going to be introducing senator john thune who has to catch a plane so we're going to move on. ♪ >> hi. it's been three years since the great william f. buckley left us. his presence is very much missed. but his legacy and his wisdom remain with us. in the last year, and particularly as the tea party has emerged as a major national force, there has been a lot of discussion as there should have been among conservatives about what kind of candidates should conservatives nominate? as was so often the case, bill buckley had wise words on this subject. what has come to be known as the buckley rule says that conservatives should nominate the most conservative candidate who is electable. conservatives and electable. [applause] our next speaker is senator john thune of south dakota. senator thune is a proven, principled conservative. his most recent a.c.u. rating was 100. look at his a.c.u. rating

it has to be taken into frankensteins laboratory and dismembered.e james higgins from the monday meeting new york which is an awesome influential economic journal. he is going to be introducing some onomastic at the plane. [applause] >> helena. it has been three years since the great behemoths, buckley, left us. his presence is very much missed, but his legacy and wisdom remained with us. last year and particularly as the two party has emerged there has been a lot of discussion, as they should have been, among conservatives about what kind of candidate should conservatives nominate. as was so often the case bill buckley had wise words on the subject. what has come to be known as the buckley rule says a conservative should nominate the most conservative candidate who is electable. conservative and electable. .. >> he made good on a promise to sell term limit after three terms and left the house in 2002. he came within 500 those of winning the senate seat in his first challenge to an incumbent ruled democrats say. in 2004 he took on senate democratic