charles vii, 1422-1461

In graphic novel format, presents a retelling of the life of Joan of Arc, explaining how the visions she experienced shaped her life and helped her restore the monarchy and lead the French out of their occupation.

Graphic novel that tells the story of Joan of Arc, who inspired and led French armies to fight for freedom against the British, only to be captured and executed when she was nineteen years old.

A fully documented, inspiring portrait of the 15th-century peasant-turned-saint draws on historical facts, folklore and centuries of critical interpretation to evaluate the questions attributed to her character.

Explores the relationship between Joan of Arc and Yolande of Aragon, queen of Sicily, focusing on the divine message Joan had received and how it ultimately lead to the coronation of Charles VII and the triumph of France.

Chronicles the life of Joan of Arc, focusing on how the young girl overcame great odds to become a heroine, martyr, and saint.

Dramatizes the life of Joan of Arc, the legendary French warrior who, at age seventeen, convinces the king to allow her to command an army into battle in one of history's greatest campaigns for freedom.

Places the life of the fifteenth-century girl who has become a French national symbol within the social, religious, and political context of her time.

The true tale of Joan of Arc, retold with captivating, real-life drama that illustrates the power of faith.

Although surrounded by treachery, Mariane, a young mute, battles alongside her cousin, Joan of Arc, for the liberation of France from the English.

A brief biography of Joan of Arc, from her childhood to her martyrdom.