Editing The Time Machine (section)

===Comics===
''[[Classics Illustrated]]'' was the first to adapt ''The Time Machine'' into a [[comic book]] format, issuing an American edition in July 1956.

The Classics Illustrated version was published in French by ''Classiques Illustres'' in Dec 1957, and ''Classics Illustrated'' Strato Publications (Australian) in 1957, and ''Kuvitettuja Klassikkoja'' (a Finnish edition) in November 1957.  There were also ''Classics Illustrated'' Greek editions in 1976, Swedish in 1987, German in 1992 and 2001, and a Canadian reprint of the English edition in 2008.

In 1976, [[Marvel Comics]] published a new version of ''The Time Machine'', as #2 in their ''[[Marvel Classics Comics]]'' series, with art by [[Alex Niño]]. (This adaptation was originally published in 1973 by [[Pendulum Press]] as part of their ''Pendulum Now Age Classics'' series; it was colorized and reprinted by Marvel in 1976.)

In 1977, Polish painter Waldemar Andrzejewski adapted the novel as a 22-page comic book, written in Polish by Antoni Wolski.

From April 1990, [[Eternity Comics]] published a three-issue miniseries adaptation of ''The Time Machine'', written by Bill Spangler and illustrated by [[John Ross (artist)|John Ross]] — this was collected as a trade paperback [[graphic novel]] in 1991.

In 2018, US imprint Insight Comics published an adaptation of the novel, as part of their "H. G. Wells" series of comic books.

In 2024 the time traveler will appear in IDW's ''Godzilla's Monsterpiece Theatere'' alongside Sherlock Holmes, Dracula and Gatsby.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.thewrap.com/godzilla-monsterpiece-theatre-great-gatsby-comic/ | title=Godzilla Takes on the Great Gatsby and Sherlock Holmes in 'Monsterpiece Theatre' Comic &#124; Exclusive | date=19 July 2024 }}</ref> where they all team up to battle [[Godzilla]].