CLASSIC COMICS / CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED #1
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Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas (10/41)
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Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas (10/41)
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Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas (10/41)Albert Lewis Kanter created Classic Comics in 1941 in an inspired attempt to use the popular new art form to expose comic fans to great literature. The experiment was a wild success, and the series, more popularly known as Classics Illustrated, ran for nearly four decades, and has enjoyed a recent revival, acting as a gateway (and occasional cheat sheet) for young readers encountering the great works of Western literature for the first time. This debut issue recounts the exploits of Alexandre Dumas' The Three Musketeers through the pen of artist Malcolm Kildale, and is, for many readers of a certain age, the most memorable version of that classic tale. The cover for this first edition features a thrilling scene of swashbuckling action. The bright red of D'artagnan's cape and the sharp yellows of the character panels contrast well with the pumpkin orange of the title design.
Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas (10/41)Albert Lewis Kanter created Classic Comics in 1941 in an inspired attempt to use the popular new art form to expose comic fans to great literature. The experiment was a wild success, and the series, more popularly known as Classics Illustrated, ran for nearly four decades, and has enjoyed a recent revival, acting as a gateway (and occasional cheat sheet) for young readers encountering the great works of Western literature for the first time. This debut issue recounts the exploits of Alexandre Dumas' The Three Musketeers through the pen of artist Malcolm Kildale, and is, for many readers of a certain age, the most memorable version of that classic tale. The cover for this first edition features a thrilling scene of swashbuckling action. The bright red of D'artagnan's cape and the sharp yellows of the character panels contrast well with the pumpkin orange of the title design.