TERROR - RENE FOLLET, ANDRE-PAUL DUCHATEAU

Transport yourself to the turbulent times of the French Revolution with the two-volume story "Terror" by Rene Follet and Andre-Paul Duchateau. This fictionalized biography of the famous Madame Tussaud will take you on a journey full of intrigue, conspiracies, and extraordinary courage. Discover the fate of Marie Tussaud, whose life changes beyond recognition when her uncle entrusts her with running the wax museum. See how the enterprising and resourceful Marie transforms the Curtius Museum into a meeting place for revolutionary Paris.

• Fictionalized biography of Madame Tussaud
• Set in the realities of the French Revolution
• By legendary comic creators
• An extraordinary story of courage and entrepreneurship
• Two volumes full of intrigue and conspiracies
• Impressive format 24x32 cm
• Hardcover for durability

The script for the comic was created by Andre-Paul Duchateau, a legend of French and Belgian comics, author of dozens of stories and one of the most prolific writers since the 1950s. His achievements include titles such as Yans or Bruce J. Hawker, which guarantees high quality and an engaging plot. Duchateau masterfully combines historical facts with elements of fiction, creating an unforgettable story of courage, survival, and determination in the face of adversity.

Marie Tussaud, a historical figure whose fate is intertwined with the French Revolution, becomes the heroine of this extraordinary story. Her wax museum, initially a modest undertaking, gains popularity and becomes a meeting place for the residents of Paris. Marie, thanks to her ingenuity and courage, copes with difficult times, avoiding dangers and intrigues. Her story is a tale of strength of character and determination in pursuing goals.

After an unsuccessful marriage, Marie leaves France and settles in Great Britain, where a new life full of challenges awaits her. For thirty years, she fights for her place in the world, until she finally establishes the world-famous Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in London. Her story is an inspiration for all those who dream of success and are not afraid to take risks.

The comic "Terror" is not only a fascinating historical story, but also a beautifully published publication. The pages with a format of 24x32 cm, hardcover and careful workmanship make it a must-have for every comic and history lover. Scream Comics publishing house has taken care of every detail to provide readers with an unforgettable visual and aesthetic experience. Immerse yourself in the world of intrigue, conspiracies and courage with the comic "Terror"!