It is Christmas Eve and seven years since Ebenezer Scrooge's business partner Jacob Marley died. It is cold, biting weather and Scrooge is in his 'counting-house' with his eye on his clerk ...

The ghost who has entered Scrooge’s bed chamber is undoubtedly Jacob Marley. Scrooge asks what the spirit wants with him; ‘a lot’ is the reply. Scrooge tries to maintain that Marley is just ...

SEE ALSO: The weirdest versions of 'A Christmas Carol' The adaptation’s grim spirit is bolstered by striking changes in the story’s plot. Instead of Marley generously aiding Scrooge in his ...

but there's one work he was never able to complete in his lifetime - a graphic novel adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Now, three decades after Kurtzman's death, that story is ...

Marley and Dilber are characters Shropshire has embodied for decades. How often do you get to see that? “A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas” nails all the elements of tradition and ...