D'Arc : Jeanne D'Arc Den - Recommendations

• Vol: 2
• 2000

• Vol: 1
• 2011

• Vol: 3; Ch: 11
• 1995 - 1996

Guided by visions of La Pucelle (the name given to Joan by followers), Emil seeks to unite France under the divine rule of the King. In her quest, Emil goes to the same places Joan had traveled through, and gains her own followers in the process. However, Emil is opposed by the dauphin Louis, a brute enforcer who fears no divine power and wishes to make his own bid to rule the country.

• Vol: 2; Ch: 26
• 2013 - 2016

The setting is 15th century France. A girl named Cerisier, coming from a poor, rural family, sets out to the capital to seek work. On her way there she unexpectedly acquires an oversized sword, the Zweihander. Guided by the girls she met at the capital, she decides to set her sights on becoming a female knight. Everything carries a fresh sense of excitement to her, whether it’s her first glance at weapons and armor, her life in the capital, or the instruction she receives at the Girls Knight Academy. This is the bright, shining life she spends with those sharing the same dream as her!

• Ch: 7
• 2013 - 2018

Born in the small mountain village of Domremy in France, she rose to eventually carry a flag in the front lines of a feudal war, and still stands today as the tragic symbol of freedom in France: Jeanne d'Arc. Country, family, village, descent... and the opposite sex... A human story where many types of love intertwine. The five burning years of the girl named Jeanne, who later came to be known as La Pucelle d'Orleans (The Maid of Orleans), passed in the blink of an eye.

• Vol: 1; Ch: 6
• 2014

Maria and her friends are back in a collection of stories that offer a glimpse into their past, present, and future. From Viv's journey to France, to a day in the life of Maria and her owl companions, and even a brief peek at the result of Ezekiel's judgment, Maria the Virgin Witch: Exhibition allows fans of the series to enjoy their favorite characters once more with new and untold stories.

• Vol: 1
• 1995

• Vol: 1
• 2001

• Vol: 1; Ch: 6
• 2011

• Vol: 2
• 1975

Jeanne d'Arc was a 17 year old peasant girl who was totally unschooled in the strategies of war. Devoutly religious, she had seen visions and heard heavenly voices that told her to go to the dauphin, lead his troops to victory, free France of her enemies and see him crowned king in the great cathedral at Rheims. She was opposed by officials and she was forced to travel across France through enemy territory but so great was her consecration that it enabled her to reach the dauphin, to win belief in her mission, and to ride in shining armor beneath the golden lilied banner as the leader of the armies of France. The author introduces two original characters in the story, Pierre, a young shepherd who loves Jeanne since they were children and William, an english spy who Jeanne falls in love with.