Comic · 1984

XIII by Jean Van Hamme and Yves Sente and William Vance: every TV and movie adaptation

Quick answer

XIII by Jean Van Hamme and Yves Sente and William Vance (1984) has been adapted into 1 TV series and 1 movie: XIII: The Conspiracy (2008), XIII: The Series (2011).

About XIII

XIII is a comic by Jean Van Hamme and Yves Sente and William Vance, first published in 1984 (original language: French). The first screen adaptation was XIII: The Conspiracy in 2008; the most recent released one is XIII: The Series (2011).

Belgian graphic novel series.

Every adaptation of XIII

XIII: The Conspiracy

Movie · 2008 · Canal+ · France · directed by Duane Clark

2008 Franco-Canadian television film.

XIII: The Series poster

XIII: The Series

TV series · 2011–2012 · Showcase · Canada

XIII: books in order

  1. The Day of the Black Sun (1984)
  2. All the Tears of Hell
  3. Full red
  4. The Jason Fly Case
  5. The Night of August Third (1990)
  6. El Cascador
  7. Three Silver Watches (1995)
  8. The Trial
  9. The XIII Mystery: The Investigation (1999)
  10. Top Secret (2000)
  11. Release the Hounds (2002)
  12. Operation Montecristo (2004)
  13. Maximilian's Gold (2005)
  14. The Irish Version (2007)
  15. The Last Round (2007)
  16. The Bait (2012)
  17. The XIII history

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Common questions

Has XIII been made into a TV show or movie?

Yes. XIII by Jean Van Hamme and Yves Sente and William Vance (1984) has been adapted into 1 TV series and 1 movie: XIII: The Conspiracy (2008), XIII: The Series (2011).

Who wrote XIII?

XIII was written by Jean Van Hamme and Yves Sente and William Vance and first published in 1984.

How many adaptations of XIII are there?

We list 2 screen adaptations: 1 TV series and 1 movie.

Is a new XIII adaptation coming?

No new adaptation date is on record yet. The latest released adaptation is XIII: The Series (2011).

What order should I read XIII in?

Start with The Day of the Black Sun, then continue in the order listed on this page (17 books).

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