Who are the authors of this Little Prince comic?

The script is by Andrea Laprovitera and the art by Alessandro Germani. It is published by Tunué in the Tipitondi series.

Is this the novel or a comic?

It is a comic adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novel, not the original text.

How many pages does it have and what format is it?

It is a hardcover with 176 pages, measuring 14x20.5 cm.

Language: Italian

Cover of the Tunué comic The Little Prince showing the prince and the fox in the desert

Il Piccolo Principe (Tunué)

Name: Il Piccolo Principe (Tunué)
Brand: TUNUE'
SKU: 9788867906475
Price: 14.85 EUR
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The Little Prince by Tunué is the comic adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novel, written by Andrea Laprovitera and drawn by Alessandro Germani. An aviator stranded in the Sahara meets a boy from a tiny planet with three volcanoes and a rose, who tells of his journey among kings, vain men and businessmen until he meets the fox. Hardcover volume, 176 pages, 14x20.5 cm, Tipitondi series, Italian language.

Publisher: TUNUE'

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Young Antoine draws a picture that adults mistake for a hat: nobody sees that it is a snake that has swallowed an elephant. Years later, now an aviator, he crash-lands in the Sahara and, while trying to repair his plane, meets a very special child who tells him his story. He is a little prince, the only inhabitant of a tiny planet with three volcanoes and a rose. Driven by curiosity he said goodbye to his rose and travelled the universe, meeting a lonely king, a vain man and a businessman who counted the stars. On Earth a snake and a fox finally help him understand that what is essential is invisible to the eye. A comic adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novel, written by Andrea Laprovitera and drawn by Alessandro Germani, for the children of yesterday and today. Hardcover volume, 176 pages, 14x20.5 cm, published by Tunué in the Tipitondi series. Text in Italian.

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