A new graphic biography titled Malraux is set to explore the complex legacy of André Malraux, a French writer, adventurer, and former minister of Culture. The work, created by Jean-Yves Le Naour and Alain Grand, takes a unique approach by having Malraux himself narrate his life in the first person, while his first wife, Clara Goldschmidt, offers corrections to his accounts. This innovative format, known as a "metabiopic," allows readers to examine the line between reality, narrative, and legend that surrounds Malraux's life and achievements. The graphic novel delves into various aspects of Malraux's life, including his early career as a writer, his involvement in the Spanish Civil War, his role in the French Resistance during World War II, and the controversy surrounding his participation in the looting of Cambodian artifacts. These events highlight the multifaceted nature of his life, blending personal ambition with political and cultural significance. The graphic novel, published by Bamboo Editions, will be released on September 30, 2026. In anticipation of its launch, an excerpt from the work has been made available, giving readers a glimpse into the narrative style and themes that will be explored in full. The release of Malraux is expected to spark renewed interest in the life and legacy of this complex historical figure. This project not only serves as a tribute to Malraux's contributions to literature and culture but also invites readers to critically engage with the stories we tell about historical figures. By incorporating both Malraux's own account and that of his wife, the graphic biography offers a layered perspective that challenges the reader to consider the reliability of personal narratives and the construction of historical memory.