Notre-Dame de Paris, de Victor Hugo 03

Adaptation and screenplay: Claude Carré. Drawing and colors: Jean-Marie Michaud Victor Hugo's first novel, published in 1831, Notre-Dame de Paris recounts the tragic destiny of a young Gypsy, Esmeralda, in medieval Paris. Victim of the love she inspires in three men - Quasimodo, the infamous archdeacon Claude Frollo and the young captain of the guard Phoebus de Châteaupers - Esmeralda embodies the romantic heroism that permeates the entire work of the illustrious French writer.