The right to bear the name of Sparta is acquired at birth and conquers his whole life as a man, since a childhood that is not tender. Agésilas has often paid the price of this lesson. Also, when King Nabis starts political negotiations instead of subjecting his neighbors by force, the young man enters into resistance. In response, Nabis hires Diodore, he is known as the best bounty hunter in the city. Once again, revisited by Weber and Simon, the legend of Sparta will be written in letters of blood!
Graphic novel
2011
Historical
Franco-Belgian
Sparta (Weber / Simon)
- Le Lombard Publisher
- Patrick Weber Writer
- Christophe Simon Artist
Details
- Type
- Graphic novel
- Release
- 2011-08-26 — 2015
- Genres
- Historical, Franco-Belgian
- Volumes
- 3
- Status
- Completed
- Information verified on
- 8 octobre 2026
Synopsis
Sparta (Weber / Simon)
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Albums (3)
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Volume 1 — Never ask grace
The right to bear the name of Sparta is acquired at birth and conquers his whole life as a man, since a childhood that is not tender. Agésilas has often paid the price of this lesson. Also, when King Nabis starts political negotiations instead of subjecting his neighbors by force, the young man enters into resistance. In response, Nabis hires Diodore, he is known as the best bounty hunter in the city. Once again, revisited by Weber and Simon, the legend of Sparta will be written in letters of blood!
Volume 2 — Ignoring Pain
When Nabis, the king of Sparta, began political negotiations instead of subjecting his neighbours by force, the warrior Agésilas entered into resistance. In response, Nabis hired Diodore, who was considered to be the best bounty hunter in the city. Once again, the legend of Sparta would be written in letters of blood.
Volume 3 — Don't Fear Death
When Nabis, the king of Sparta, began political negotiations instead of subjecting his neighbours by force, the warrior Agésilas entered into resistance. In response, Nabis hired Diodore, who was considered to be the best bounty hunter in the city. Once again, the legend of Sparta would be written in letters of blood.