Crime and Punishment: Unread Classic World Masterpieces by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (Russia) / adapted and illustrated by Bastien Logia (France)

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"Unread Image Classics: World Masterpieces" is a set of world masterpieces in graphic novel format. It selects five popular classics, "Notre Dame de Paris", "The Red and the Black", "War and Peace", "Crime and Punishment", and "Don Quixote", and uses highly expressive image language to reproduce the grand scenes and unique characters in literary classics. At the same time, this book brings into play the unique charm of image language, and vividly reproduces the complex and delicate psychology of the characters in the masterpieces with superb image techniques, which not only lowers the reading threshold of the masterpieces, but also shows the dual charm of the text and images of the world masterpieces.

"Crime and Punishment" is a thrilling crime story. Why would a kind and upright poor college student kill the old woman who lent him money? How would a murderer who escaped trial be tortured by his conscience and then actively seek punishment?

This book simplifies the original work, uses dialogues and artistic scenes to drive the plot, and is highly readable. At the same time, it uses superb graphic language techniques to show the characters' complex psychology and rich spiritual world, allowing readers to feel the dual charm of text and images.