Agatha Christie #9
This ninth volume in the French graphic novel series adapts another of Agatha Christie's classic mysteries into comic form. Published by Emmanuel Proust, the collection continues the tradition of bringing the author's iconic detective stories to a visual medium for Francophone readers. The specific story adapted in this tome is not identified here, but the series as a whole faithfully translates Christie's plots and period atmosphere into sequential art.
In "L'affaire Protheroe," the quiet village of St. Mary Mead is thrown into turmoil by the murder of Colonel Protheroe, a man whose reputation precedes him. As the pastor quietly forms his own suspicions and the tea-table confessions begin to unravel, Miss Marple steps in to untangle a web of old grudges and hidden motives. Written by Agatha Christie and Norma, with art, inks, and colors by Norma and Wilmaury, this issue features a cover by Norma, capturing the tense atmosphere of a mystery where everyone has something to hide.
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