(which are now transformed into an enormous locomotive) into a train-like vehicle that run on roads rather than tracks. This makes the 12,000 mile trek to the other side of the planet. The Wind in the Willows – an episode in the novel involves the flight of Mr. Toad by rail and a chase scene with another train full of policemen. The Yellow Arrow – an allegorical story by Victor Pelevin written in 1993. Comics and graphic novels Assassin's Creed: The Fall – a comic book mini-series featuring Alexander III's Imperial Train. Batman – the character had a subterranean jet-propelled train car called the Batsubway Rocket. The League of Extraordinary Gentleman, Volume II – a comic book featuring a secret black government train. Its engine number is .007. Paranatural – a webcomic featuring a living spirit that represents a flying ghost train called Ghost Train. Stand Still, Stay Silent – A Finnish-Swedish webcomic featuring an armored railcar called that destroys anything that gets on the tracks. It also has a giant buzzsaws mounted on the top. Le Transperceneige – a French graphic novel about a luxury train in a post-apocalyptic ice age later inspired the 2013 film Snowpiercer. Plays and musicals The Crazy Locomotive by Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz – 1923 expressionistic 45-minute play (Obie Award-winning production at the Chelsea Theatre Center in 1977, Classical Theatre of Harlem). Two engineers push the locomotive to ever-greater speeds, causing a head-on collision. Dutchman – play by LeRoi Jones (Amiri Baraka) set in the New York City Subway. The Ghost Train – play by Arnold Ridley about a group of passengers stranded in a haunted railway station. Adapted to film numerous times. Starlight Express (Andrew Lloyd Webber) – musical about trains competing in a World Championship railway race. The Wrecker – play by Arnold Ridley about a steam engine that is allegedly possessed. It was later made into the 1929 film The Wrecker; however, it did not feature the possessed train. Games Alice Madness Returns – the Infernal Train appears as the main source of destruction in Wonderland, controlled by the Dollmaker. It can be seen throughout numerous parts in the game, and it is used as a final chapter. Grand Theft Auto – most of this series of games contains a form of railroad (train, tram, etc.). Half-Life (series) – several of the games start or end on trams and trains, and feature