Cover: George Wilson

Four Color #794

Apr 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Treasure of Monte Cristo," Edmond Dantes, wrongfully imprisoned in the Chateau D'If, forms a bond with the imprisoned Abbe Faria, who mentors him in secret. After the Abbe's passing, Dantes escapes and journeys to the Isle of Monte Cristo, where he uncovers a hidden map leading to a long-lost fortune. A gripping tale of injustice, survival, and hidden wealth, illustrated with bold precision by John Buscema and lettered by John Duffy, with a striking cover by George Wilson.

Contains 2 stories

The Treasure of Monte Cristo

17 pp · Historical

Edmond DantesDevillefortAbbe FariaDanglars

In the shadow of the Chateau D'If, Edmond Dantes endures years of unjust imprisonment, forging an unlikely bond with the learned Abbe Faria. After the Abbe’s passing, Dantes seizes his chance to escape, guided only by a cryptic map to a hidden fortune on the Isle of Monte Cristo.

The Sword of Justice

17 pp · Historical

Count of Monte CristoEdmond DantesDeVillefortBaron DanglarsCaderousseLucien deBray

In "The Sword of Justice," Jo, now the Count of Monte Cristo, returns to Marseilles with a fortune forged in exile, seeking to confront those who betrayed him. Traveling from Marseille to Paris, he devises a careful plan to unmask the treachery of Baron Danglars and his ally Lucien deBray, turning the tables on the men who ruined his life.