Art by: Ramón de la Fuente

Written by: Ramón de la Fuente after Jules Verne

Miguel Strogoff tells the story of the Tsar’s courier, who must travel from Moscow to Irkutsk, crossing the whole of Siberia, to deliver a message and prevent the Tatars from conquering the latter city, the capital of Asian Russia.

  First published in Spain in 1977 by Ediciones APHA within the series Grandes Obras Ilustradas, it was published in France by Nathan as part of the series Les Oeuvres Célèbres en Bande Dessinée (1978) and in Germany in the magazine Classicomics (1974). 

More recently, it has been republished in Spain by Panini (2019) and in Germany by Kult Comics (2021).

ELIGIBLE FOR INSTITUT RAMON LLULL ILLUSTRATION GRANT

Key points:

• Simple yet faithful adaptations of the original novel

• Spectacular command of colour techniques with the use of watercolor and bleach

Technical info:

• Original title: Miguel Strogoff

• Originally published in Spain, France and Germany

• 64 pages - colour

Worldwide rights available except German and Danish