Graphic myths and legends

Retells the classic tale of how Ali Baba stumbles upon some priceless treasures and decides to keep some of them for himself, but soon his secret gets out.

A graphic novel depicting how the Greeks used a wooden horse to win the ten-year-long Trojan War.

A graphic novel adaptation of the East African legend in which Marwe's carelessness ruins her village's crops, and fearful of what her family and neighbors will say, Marwe decides to run away to the Land of the Dead.

A graphic novel depicting the adventures of brothers Thor and Loki, two gods who travel to the land of giants and face many challenges in order to solve an argument.

A graphic novel depicting the Egyptian myth of Osiris, a gentle king who was murdered by his brother, and Isis, his wife who never stopped loving him.

A Korean adaptation of the Cinderella story told in graphic novel format, featuring Pigling, a young girl whose stepmother and stepsister treat her badly.

Da Yu is a great hero and he has come to save the land and the people from the floods.

A graphic novel adaptation of the William Tell story about a Swiss hunter who is forced to shoot an apple off of his son's head or be killed along with his son.

A graphic adaptation of the West African legend of Sunjata, a weak boy who sets out to build his strength in order to fulfill his destiny as a great leader and king of the Mande people.

A graphic novel adaptation of the Aztec legend in which Popocatepeti, one of the king's warriors, falls in love with Princess Iztaccihuatl and must prove his worth in order to be granted permission to marry her.