This article is from the Anne Rice FAQ, by Laura Troise talset@eskimo.com with numerous contributions by others.
Some, yes. From what I understand, IWTV and TVL were made
into 12 part graphic novels by Innovation which also had
plans for QotD, The Mummy and TWH but went out of business
before this could be done. After Innovation went under,
a company called Millenium took up the books and produced
these graphic novels.
The 12 issues of TVL were completed, though, and put into
a book called "Anne Rice's The Vampire Lestat: A Graphic
Novel Based on the novel by Anne Rice. Adapted and designed
by Faye Perozich. Painted by Daerick Gross. ($25, Ballantine
Books, ISBN 0-345-37394-4) which you can buy at some book
stores, in addition to comic shops.
I've read interviews with Anne in which she is asked about the
Innovation novels and she said that she wasn't too fond of them
as they made her vampires look like effeminate British rock stars.
But you can certainly judge for yourself.
 
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