Jean Valjean has escaped his fate and, as mayor and factory owner, brought prosperity to the small town where he has settled. But when word comes that an innocent man may pay for his crimes, Valjean has to decide whether to save one life, the existence of his people, or his own soul. Valjean is already too late to rescue Fantine from her fate, but a Christmas Eve encounter with her daughter Cosette may just offer Valjean one last chance to do the right thing. Victor Hugo’s immortal hymn to the human spirit continues!
Takahiro Arai is a manga artist from Japan best known for adaptations Cirque du Freak: The Manga and Les Misérables.
Victor Hugo (1802-1855) was the author of many novels, plays, and essays. One of the leading novelists of the nineteenth century, his works include Les Misérables, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and The Man Who Laughs.
Jean Valjean has escaped his fate and, as mayor and factory owner, brought prosperity to the small town where he has settled. But when word comes that an innocent man may pay for his crimes, Valjean has to decide whether to save one life, the existence of his people, or his own soul. Valjean is already too late to rescue Fantine from her fate, but a Christmas Eve encounter with her daughter Cosette may just offer Valjean one last chance to do the right thing. Victor Hugo’s immortal hymn to the human spirit continues!
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Takahiro Arai is a manga artist from Japan best known for adaptations Cirque du Freak: The Manga and Les Misérables.
Victor Hugo (1802-1855) was the author of many novels, plays, and essays. One of the leading novelists of the nineteenth century, his works include Les Misérables, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and The Man Who Laughs.
