Temujin. In the Footsteps of Genghis Khan

Somewhere in the distant Mongolian steppes lived a man named Temujin, named after Genghis Khan himself. His fate was destined to be as great as that of his mighty namesake. The spirits of the deceased guided Temujin to repeat the feats of the renowned predecessor. And everyone who encountered him understood: before them was none other than the reincarnated khan of the Mongol Empire. But with each new accomplishment, with every sweet victory and bitter defeat, he asked himself questions—those that a great unifier of peoples should not be asking.

In 'Temujin' by Antoine Ozanam and Antoine Caron, we observe a unique story that combines shamanism, folk folklore, a militant plot, and an exploration of the strength of spirit. This book is an absolutely groundbreaking, captivating comic, an unexpected interpretation, and a special perspective on the traditional story of 'rebirth'.