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Yanis Varoufakis: Political Satire Comic In this amusing political satire comic, the ever-charismatic Yanis Varoufakis, former Greek Finance Minister, has a knack for selective memory — he's turned a blind eye to those intense economic crisis meetings of yesteryear! You...
In this fascinating review of "GODMARKED," a thrilling installment in the Marvel ATLAS saga, readers are treated to an epic confrontation between goddess Aphrodite and Venus! While many might assume that Aphrodite and Venus are simply two sides of...
In a world where ancient legends collide with modern storytelling, the graphic novel format has emerged as a vibrant medium for reinterpreting timeless tales. Enter four Greek Myths & Legends — an adventurous 4-in-1 graphic novel that brings the...
Just finished diving into Triton of the Sea by Osamu Tezuka, and let me tell you — it's a good manga that hooks you from the first page. The story centers around a really cool kid named Triton (no...
                Elon Musk Comic with Greek Gods Who is Elon Musk at his core? This Elon Musk comic seeks to show you the answer to that question. Athena, the Goddess of wisdom, tells Hermes, the messenger of the Gods, what she thinks...
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...
In this review of Theseus and the Minotaur: A Modern Graphic Greek Myth, I want to share why I think it's a fantastic book to introduce young kids to a classic Greek myth in a fun and easy way....
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...
Greek mythology: the original soap opera. Drama, romance, monsters, and Gods - it's like a tabloid newspaper come to life! And now, thanks to 'The Comic Strip: Greatest Greek Myths’ by Sally Kindberg and Tracey Turner, we can enjoy...
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...