Iliad Odyssey: Manga de Dokuha - Recommendations

Alt title: Iliad and Odyssey

Iliad Odyssey: Manga de Dokuha

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In ancient Greece, Crete and all the country’s states are under attack by the aggressive King Minos. However, the people have hope: a child, Hermes, was born with the blessings of the heavens and is destined to bring peace to the land. At the command of Ophealis, God of Creation, Hermes will set forth to restore harmony to Greece and become its king. Yet even after this task, Hermes and his lover Aphrodite will have many other adventures including having a child, discovering the world of the gods, and even going to Hell itself.

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Silently telling the tales of many myths involving transformation, a boy called Wondermaker moves through realms of imagination. He becomes Actaeon, a hunter who peeks at the bathing goddess Diana. Then, as Orpheus, he descends into Hades to retrieve his wife Eurydice. He courts a girl named Perce as the swift god Mercury, and as Perseus he is sent to slay Medusa – a creature who turns all who look at her into stone. Finally, Wondermaker becomes Phaeton, the son of the sun god, who seeks to steal his father’s chariot in order to fly.

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It is the 31st century, and mankind has taken to exploring the stars. Ulysses, captain of the spaceship Odysseus, takes his son Telemachus on a space journey for his 12th birthday. When the children onboard the ship are kidnapped by an alien race to be sacrificed to a giant Cyclops, Ulysses rescues his son and in turn angers the Gods. His interference is punished severely – his entire crew are left frozen in stasis, and his ship’s computer, Shirka, has her memory erased so she can no longer plan a route back to Earth. Cast into the depths of space, Zeus commands Ulysses to find the realm of Hades before being allowed to journey back home. Along the way, the scant crew meet travellers who have felt the wrath of the Gods, and others who have been commanded to impede or even kill those onboard the Odysseus. Will Ulysses ever make it home, or do the Gods have a much more twisted plan in mind for the space explorer?

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