Here is my adaptation of Yeats’ 1893 poem, done in the manner of a Japanese manga. The style is a tribute to the beautiful Shojo manga (girls’ comics) created by the “Clamp” collective in the early 90s.
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Comics
“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T.S. Eliot
julian peters comics 
This was awesome! It really helps to understand the poem better
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Thanks! Though I should stress mine is just one of many possible interpretations.
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beautiful work!
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Thanks! This is the one I would like to colourize (or rather shade) in photoshop at some point.
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and loved the sorrows of your changing face
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