"Myths of the World: Don Juan" is a captivating comic that sheds light on the legendary figure of Don Juan in his original form. Written by Clotilde Bruneau and inspired by the works of significant artists, this volume tells the story of a ruthless seducer who captivates with his cold-bloodedness and charm. From Naples to Seville, the life of Don Juan unfolds, as he tirelessly seeks new conquests despite all adversities and banishments. The narrative draws on the 1630 drama by Tirso de Molina and offers a deep insight into the complexity of this iconic character. The combination of a gripping plot and artistic representation makes this comic an essential work for anyone interested in myths and their timeless relevance. The collaboration between former French Education Minister Luc Ferry and screenwriter Clotilde Bruneau adds a special depth and perspective to the work, inspiring reflection and thought.