Get ready to unleash your inner demon and dive into the dark, gritty world of Pandora comics (1996-1997), courtesy of Avatar Press! In this review of Pandora comic #1 and #2, we'll lift the lid on the secrets hiding...
If you love intense war stories with a serious vibe, you gotta check out Sons of Chaos. It’s a huge hardcover graphic novel that brings the Greek War of Independence from 1821 to life like never before. Created by...
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...
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy cast collide with ancient Greek Gods in this comic book review of a Marvel volume written by Al Ewing and illustrated by Juann Cabal, assisted by several other artists.
In the vast expanse of the...
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 this review of "Office Gods," we delve into a graphic novel crafted by Catharina Octorina and Hiikariin. Set against an extraordinary backdrop, the story transports readers to a world where the mighty Olympian Gods have exchanged their celestial...
The Tartarus graphic novel isn't the easiest story to get your head around, but one thing is for sure: you'll be blasted with plenty of Greek mythology references.
Here's the main premise of the story in TARTARUS Volume 1:...
Jason and the Golden Fleece by Nel Yomtov is one of the comic book writer's most popular works. The graphic novel tells the story of a Greek hero named Jason who sets out with the Argonauts on a quest...
Wow, I gotta tell you, Lord Hades’s Ruthless Marriage is one of those manga that totally caught me off guard — in the best way possible. It’s a three-volume series, originally created by Ueji Yuho, with translation and lettering...
I’ve only read the first 12 pages of Jacin and the Olympians #1, but I can tell you, the full story looks like it’s going to take readers on an epic space adventure. Imagine a world where the gods...