Based on the 1970 film Le Mans starring Steve McQueen, a new graphic novel is about to hit bookshelves. Sandro Garbo and a team of people have invested three years of their time to produce “their tribute to the ‘King of cool'”.
“This is not just a graphic novel, this book is a tribute to Steve McQueen and a legacy for all lovers of car racing and fans of classic cars like the legendary Porsche 917, Ferrari 512.”
As a preview to the release they’ve also made the video below. For more information see mcqueenlemans.com.
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