Yes, Charles Dexter Ward is indeed a novel. It's one of those works that takes readers on a strange and thrilling journey with unexpected twists and turns.
The strangeness might lie in the unusual requirements or the odd characters involved in obtaining the ward in Konda. Maybe there are hidden secrets or difficult challenges.
One meaningful quote from the novel could be: 'Hope is the light that pierces through the darkest of storms.' It reflects the theme of perseverance and optimism.
Perhaps his use of vivid descriptions makes his stories unique. He might have a distinct style of presenting characters and settings that sets his stories apart.
I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it in detail. But it might be based on the story of Charles Dexter Ward. It could involve his strange experiences, perhaps some sort of mystery or horror elements that are common in such stories when adapted into graphic novels.
One common theme could be mystery. Since Twilight often has an air of mystery, fanfics might play on that by having Professor Ward get involved in solving some mystery related to Twilight's world. For example, something about the origin of Twilight's powers.
Such a story by Kate Ward might be intentionally left open-ended to allow for different interpretations and imagination. Maybe it's a way to keep the story alive in the minds of the readers long after they finish reading.