American adaptation of the work of Alexandre Dumas into a comic strip by Lance Stahlberg (author) and Eva Cabrera (illustrator).
This comic book, by Fabien Dalmasso, relates the fictional adventures of these heroes during their youth, while remaining faithful to the highlights of French history.
A sharp blade and a hothead, a daring penniless Gascon gentleman, dreaming of becoming a musketeer, sets off on an adventure at the beginning of the 17th century.
Comic strips by Duval and Calvez in 4 volumes. In September 1661, convinced that after Fouquet’s arrest his days were numbered, the Duke of Cambre confided to his three best friends a state secret which could well threaten the King.
The screenplay by F. Corteggiani pays homage to him by making the distinction between history and literature while the fiery but accurate drawings of F. Garcia restore all the panache of the character.
Manga adaptation of Alexandre Dumas by Russkey (Takanori Aoyama and Masanobu Funato).
Adaptation to comic format in French as a foreign language (FLE) intended for A1 level adolescents with audio support.
This imposing 272-page book (by Nicolas Juncker) explores virtually the entire history of Dumas’s novel, but adopts d’Artagnan’s point of view entirely, like a personal diary.
