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Napoleon: Emperor of Elba
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Ongoing, First published Dec 11, 2017
Paris has fallen. Europe is in ruins. The man responsible? Napoleon Bonaparte, short, morose, dictatorial, conquered the hearts of France by his charm, conquered the countries of Europe by his sword, refuses to give up even as the Great Powers shove him off his throne and coop him up far from his beloved France, near his native Corsica, where his career kicked off. What will be his fate? An island exile or a brilliant comeback?

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