Amos Daragon

Amos Daragon is a Québécois fantasy book series created by Bryan Perro.

Amos Daragon is a Québécois fantasy book series created by Bryan Perro. The series follows Amos Daragon, a 12-year-old boy chosen to become a Mask Wearer and help restore balance between opposing forces in a myth-inspired world. It is a notable example of Quebec-created children's fantasy literature, with a television adaptation produced in Montreal.

Premise

The series follows Amos Daragon, a young boy drawn into a quest involving magical masks and the struggle to restore balance in his world. It is framed as an adventure-fantasy narrative for younger readers.

Publication history

The original series began in 2003 and was written in French by Bryan Perro. English translations appeared beginning in 2009 under the title *The Mask Wearer*.

Adaptations

The property was adapted into an animated children's television series titled *Les aventures d'Amos Daragon*. The adaptation was produced in Montreal by IceWorks Animation and aired on Radio-Canada beginning in 2016.

Reception and reach

Amos Daragon became a widely translated Canadian fantasy series and has been issued in multiple editions and formats. Its international reach is reflected in its translations and later audiovisual adaptation.