Collection(s) : Agatha Christie
Paru le 18/02/2010 | Cartonné 46 pages
adapted by François Rivière | illustrated by Frank Leclercq
The Agatha Christie adventures
The world's cleverest crime author is brought to book in this new series of graphic adaptations of some of her most famous crimes. First there were ten... And then there were none !
Ten strangers are invited to take a holiday at a small island mansion.
Over dinner, their unseen host accuses each guest of hiding a guitty secret - and by the end of the evening, one of them is dead. As the hours pass, the survivors realize that the murderer is among them, preparing to kill again... and again... until there are none !
And Then There Were None is widely regarded as Agatha Christie's masterpiece, a novel she once admitted was the hardest to write. It is her bestselling book, a successful stage play and interactive game, and has been filmed many times. Now Frank Leclercq's colourful adaptation adds a new dimension to this nerve-racking mystery.
