Home Greek Mythology Books & Media Greek Mythology Comics & Graphic Novels

Greek Mythology Comics & Graphic Novels

Have you heard of The Lost City of Heracleon by Bruce Livingstone, with illustrations by Mike Willcox? It’s a graphic novel packed with a wild mash-up of time travel, Greek mythology, and World War themes — all in one...
Alright, imagine this: it’s been 3,000 years since Zeus hit the "immortal" button and turned brothers Castor and Pollux into eternal agents of Olympus. Today, these twin brothers — born from Leda and Zeus himself — are out there,...
There are tons of Wonder Woman comics out there, but when I started digging around for the best series, one kept popping up again and again. It was Wonder Woman: Gods and Mortals by George Perez — who was...
Action Comics #353: The Battle of the Gods is a total spinout! Superman, the ultimate hero, is on the verge of becoming a god right here on Earth! When the ancient Greek gods catch wind of this, they go...
I initially picked up Olympus Heights #1 just to see how the first issue was, but once I discovered there was an Olympus Heights trade paperback collecting the entire series, I knew I had to add it to my...
Immerse yourself in a world of myth and legend with Ray Harryhausen Presents: Wrath of the Titans. Originally published in 2008, this 96-page omnibus gathers three thrilling comic issues, delivering yet another epic adventure for Perseus — full of...
Prodigy: The Icarus Society is a pretty interesting comic adventure that explores Greek mythology, unraveling secrets that culminate in the lost city of Atlantis and the formidable power of Atlas — the Titan who bore the weight of the...
So, Michael Chiklis as Zeus? Yeah, that’s actually happening in this awesome comic series called PANTHEON, and trust me, it’s totally worth a look. It’s a five-issue run from 2010, and if you’re not already familiar, Michael Chiklis is...
Believe me, Eddie Campbell’s Bacchus: Immortality Isn’t Forever is an absolute blast from start to finish. After diving into Doing the Islands with Bacchus, a later book in the Bacchus series that totally blew me away, I knew I...
Pantheon High is like stepping into the ultimate mythological mashup — a place where Greek gods, Norse deities, Egyptian legends, Japanese spirits, and their super-powered offspring all hang out under one colossal roof. Honestly, it’s a lot to take...