Don Quixote, Volume One Andrew Niccol “Sattouf’s account of his childhood

“Sattouf’s account of his childhood is a deeply personal recollection of a peripatetic youth that can resonate with audiences across the world

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Press interview from 1963 featuring Kramer and cast members

" This history is further elucidated in an essay included in the volume by cartoonist Kawakatsu Tokushige

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Don Quixote, Volume One Andrew Niccol “Sattouf’s account of his childhoodBy Miguel de Cervantes, adapted by Rob Davis. Published by Self Made Hero. Softcover, 149 pages, Colour, 2011 "Those giants over there they're waving at us!" "You're mistaken, seor, they are windmills" More than 400 years ago, Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes (1547 1616) sent his irrepressible optimist of a hero out to tilt at windmills and Don Quixote and his philosophical squire, Sancho Panza, still remain among the world's most popular and