MARTIN (Jacques), CHANTERANNE (David), and ALBERTINI (Giorgi - Lot 1

MARTIN (Jacques), CHANTERANNE (David), and ALBERTINI (Giorgio). — Alix: The Nameless God. Paris, Casterman, 2001. Quarto, publisher’s illustrated paperback, red spine, 48 pages in color. First edition of this graphic novel from the Alix series, created by Jacques Martin. Story by David B. and art by Giorgio Albertini. In this adventure, Alix and Enak are sent by Caesar to the Sarmatians to negotiate an alliance against the Parthians. Their journey takes them to the far reaches of the Roman Empire, to the steppes of the Urals, where they discover a people with mysterious traditions and find themselves confronted with strange beliefs surrounding a nameless god. A historical adventure tale blending diplomacy, mythology, and the discovery of ancient civilizations, in the tradition of the famous series created by Jacques Martin. Legal deposit: November 2001. A fine copy, showing slight signs of wear.

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