Pirate Editions
A number of pirated versions of the story exist, finished by other artists. The first was produced by an artist under the name of Ramó Nash. The second, and more renowned, is by Canadian artist Yves Rodier. Originally drawn and printed (privately) in black-and-white in the early 1990s, a color version was produced in 2004 by Finnish-based group Studio Juhis. The Rodier edition has been translated into English by various people, the edition by Rackham being the most successful and with a different cover.
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