Perseus: The Hunt For Medusa's Head is the first graphic novel I have read in the Graphic Universe series. After reading and enjoying the book, I wanted to write a review about the Perseus graphic novel to give Greek myth...
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...
There is something special about Oh My Gods! — a graphic novel series about a young teenage girl. I found the first book to be an enjoyable read and one of the things I loved about it was the Percy...
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,...
I discovered the Athena (Dynamite) comic series by Doug Murray only after walking into a bookshop one day. The amazing Athena #1 comic cover smacked me in the face with a striking cover page, and that's essentially how this...
In the realm of graphic novels, it's not often that one comes across a work that not only delves into the rich cultural heritage of Ancient Greece, but also manages to breathe new life into the timeless tales of...
In this review of The Wicked + The Divine, we delve into a groundbreaking comic series that brilliantly fuses ancient mythology with the vibrant energy of modern storytelling. Imagine a world where legendary figures, like Lucifer — also known...
If you're into Wonder Woman comics, you probably know there are a ton of them out there — so many, in fact, that it can be overwhelming for someone just starting out. So, where's a good place to dip...
Did you know Larry Ellison once purchased a Hawaiian island? He’s no stranger to big investments — and now, apparently, divine tributes! Known for his fiery personality and legendary battles in the tech industry, Ellison has always been a...
So, I’ve been diving into the wild world of Barbarella — you know, that 1968 sci-fi/comedy flick that’s a total trip. I’ve always had this hunch that there’s some secret Greek mythology vibes hiding in Barbarella, but I could...