The Three Musketeers in Comics

Why have we decided to tell you one of the most famous stories again? Of course, because it is immortal! “The Three Musketeers” is daring, friendship, courage, loyalty, strength, and the brilliance of youth. D’Artagnan is from Gascony; he dreams... of becoming a musketeer and meets Athos, Porthos, and Aramis on his way. Together they confront the schemes of Cardinal Richelieu and the treacherous traps set by his spy Milady... What you have before you is an adaptation of the entire novel, not just the famous story with the pendants. You will participate in the siege of the rebellious fortress of La Rochelle, witness Milady's wickedness, feel the thrill of the chase, and hear the clash of crossed swords! One for all, and all for one! And all of this is for your reading pleasure!

Today, comics based on classic works of world literature no longer surprise anyone. Parents understand that reading thick novels written two or even three hundred years ago is difficult for modern children: unfamiliar realities, outdated language. But it is still desired to introduce the younger generation to beloved characters and their adventures! This is where comics come to the rescue. Bright and dynamic, they not only aid in mastering complex works, but often also encourage kids to read the original, while allowing adult readers to see familiar text in a new light.

Before you is the classic of world and French literature - the adventure novel by Alexandre Dumas, “The Three Musketeers,” adapted by screenwriters Arnaud Delalande and Hubert Prolongeau and illustrated by Laurent Bidot. D’Artagnan is from Gascony; he dreams of becoming a musketeer and meets Athos, Porthos, and Aramis on his way. Together they confront the schemes of Cardinal Richelieu and the treacherous traps set by his spy Milady... It is remarkable that in such a small volume, the authors managed to adapt the entire novel, not just the famous story with the pendants.

The comic “The Three Musketeers” will appeal to readers of all ages and reading skills. It features the same charming Dumas heroes - brave, noble, loyal to friendship and their ideals, the same thrilling adventures, as well as bright illustrations and dynamic mise-en-scènes. You will participate in the siege of the rebellious fortress of La Rochelle, witness Milady's wickedness, feel the thrill of the chase, and hear the clash of crossed swords! One for all, and all for one! And all of this is for your reading pleasure!