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Book 1: The Long John Silver. Volume 1

This fierce and adventurous pictorial story, from the masters of the Franco-Belgian school of screenwriter Xavier Dorison and artist Mathieu Loffre, is a real gem from the Bandesina collection and will be of interest to all fans of the action-packed adventure genre. It will also allow readers to appreciate the unsurpassed European drawing."

Lady Vivien, a young Englishwoman, has not had any news from her husband for three long years. The last time she saw Lord Hastings, her husband, he was on his way to explore the New World, where he apparently disappeared. But one day, she receives a message in which her husband wants her to join him. Deep inside the Inca territory, he has found the lost city of Gayanacapac. And he hopes to bring out its hidden treasures, but he needs her help.

Lady Vivien decides to join her husband with a group of unscrupulous adventurers. Among them is a certain Long John Silver, a very dangerous pirate. Their journey will take them through distant lands, the Amazon River and the jungle...

The translation of the pirate database "Long John Silver" is being done by Viktor Gubarev, translator of Treasure Island, Ukrainian marine writer, aphorist, PhD in History, author of two dozen encyclopaedias, popular science and fiction books, and an expert on the history of piracy.

This adventure story is intended for an audience of 12+.

Book 2. The Long John Silver. Volume 2

Lord Byron Hastings discovered the fabulously rich city of Huayna Capac in the wilds of the unexplored Amazon. To transport the treasure back to England, he sends a native, Mokhtechika, known as Mok, with a letter asking his wife, Lady Vivienne Hastings, to finance a second expedition.

Vivienne is pregnant and knows that her husband will disown her - or do something terrible - when he learns she is pregnant. So she convinces Dr Livesey to help her meet with the pirate Long John Silver and his "shore brothers" to make a treaty with them. They all board the Neptune with only one goal in mind: to steal the Inca treasure . The sailors and pirates are now free, but completely confused as they approach unknown shores that announce that this is finally The New World."

This fierce and adventurous pictorial story, from the masters of the Franco-Belgian school of screenwriter Xavier Dorison and artist Mathieu Loffre, is a real gem from the Bandesina collection and will be of interest to all fans of the action-packed adventure genre. It will also allow readers to appreciate the unsurpassed European drawing.

The translation of the pirate database "Long John Silver" was done by Viktor Gubarev, translator of Treasure Island, Ukrainian marine writer, aphorist, PhD in History, author of two dozen encyclopedias, popular science and fiction books, and an expert on the history of piracy.

This adventure story is intended for an audience of 16+.