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Greek Mythology Comics & Graphic Novels

Heroes of the Night Sky: The Greek Myths behind the Constellations is a fantastic book that combines ancient Greek mythology with stunning illustrations to bring the night sky to life. The stories of Gods and heroes that inspired the...
Welcome to the thrilling world of "ZEUS: OLYMPIANS #1," the first book in the breathtaking Olympians graphic novel series created by the talented artist George O'Connor. This vibrant series delves into the rich tapestry of Greek mythology, offering readers...
Man, I never imagined I’d see Superman going up against Alexander the Great, but then I came across a couple of Superman comics — Superman Vol. 1 #387 and Superman Action Comics #547 — and let me tell you,...
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,...
Grease Movie Comic with John Travolta as Danny Zuko Some of you may already know that I am a huge fan of the movie Grease, the 1978 hit, starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, along with many other great cast...
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...
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...
Aphrodite Comic: True Love explores what happens when the Greek goddess of love tries to force real love on Earth straight from the Olympus control room — her thing, right? But things quickly get chaotic when Olympian gods start...
"The Coming of Aphrodite" is a bizarre comic that challenging conventional narratives and leaves readers in a state of shock and awe. Is it a tale about the legendary goddess Aphrodite, also known as Venus, or is it a...
When I first heard about a Godzilla comic that mashed up The Odyssey from ancient Greece, I was like, “No way, I gotta get my hands on this!” I mean, Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre Presents: Godzilla’s The Odyssey sounded like...