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Eyeball Comics presents

TheCountofMonte Cristo

A twelve-volume graphic adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ novel.

The Fall

A Visual Narrative

Marseille scene from Volume I of The Count of Monte Cristo graphic adaptation
01

Marseille

Edmond comes home to Marseille. He has work, family, love and a future ahead of him.

Conspiracy scene from Volume I of The Count of Monte Cristo graphic adaptation
02

Betrayal

Jealousy and fear lead to a false letter. A few ordinary choices put an innocent man in danger.

Arrest scene during the marriage feast in Volume I
03

The Marriage-Feast

Edmond and Mercédès are celebrating their marriage when officers arrive and take him away.

Château d’If scene from Volume I of The Count of Monte Cristo graphic adaptation
04

Château d’If

The open harbor is gone. Sea, darkness and prison walls close around Edmond.

Inside the Book

Finished Spreads from Volume I

Pages 1–2 of 20. The Volume I title page appears beside the Series Note, introducing the twelve-volume adaptation and its aim to preserve the novel’s scale and narrative sequence.

Pages 12 of 20

Available Editions

Available in Paperback, Hardcover & Kindle

Paperback
A4 / 8.27 × 11.69 in78 pages · Premium color interior on white paperGlossy paperback cover
Hardcover
8.25 × 11 in / 20.96 × 27.94 cm78 pages · Premium color interior on white paperCase-laminate hardcover · Matte finish
Kindle ebook
Digital illustrated editionComplete 78-page Volume I · Full-color artworkOriginal page composition preserved · Kindle devices & apps

This is not a shortened retelling.

This adaptation does not squeeze The Count of Monte Cristo into a quick summary. It follows Edmond Dantès step by step, keeps the important characters, places and events, and gives the story time to show why people make their choices and how those choices change everything.

The complete story is planned across twelve graphic volumes, so the journey can unfold at its own pace instead of being rushed.

The Twelve-Volume Journey

One Novel. Twelve Volumes.

Volume I is the finished physical book. Volumes II-XII are planned. Their covers are concepts that show the direction of the series. They are not books for sale yet.

Eyeball Comics

About Eyeball Comics

Classic stories, seen anew.

Independent graphic adaptations of great books.

Eyeball Comics is an independent publishing project by Ian Kirs, bringing classic literature into long-form graphic editions while preserving the scale, atmosphere and narrative depth of the originals.

The Count of Monte Cristo is the first project - a twelve-volume graphic adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ novel.

Human-directed. AI-assisted.

Why this edition

Discover it for the first time. Return to it differently.

For younger and first-time readers, the graphic form opens a door into Dumas through faces, places, atmosphere and momentum - without reducing the novel to a quick summary. The twelve-volume format gives the story room to breathe.

For readers who already know and love The Count of Monte Cristo, the series offers another way to inhabit the novel: cinematic in image, but paced like a book - a world to pause over, revisit and experience again.

Planned as twelve matching physical volumes, it is also a collection to build, keep on a shelf and give - to a young reader discovering the story, to a lifelong admirer of Dumas, or simply to someone who loves beautiful books.

For someone meeting Edmond Dantès for the first time - or someone who has never really left him.

Begin the Journey

Explore Volume I

The story starts in Marseille - before the prison, before the Count and before revenge.