Cendrillon Squeletton (Album Illustre)

San Souci's version feels darker and more whimsical than the classic story. I'm curious if he aimed to explore themes of justice or transformation through this reimagining.

The characters felt both spooky and endearing, which made me wonder if the author wanted to challenge typical fairy tale archetypes or just have fun with the macabre.

The artwork complements the story's mood perfectly. I wonder if the illustrator was given specific cues or if the visual style evolved alongside the writing.