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Cover: Sam Kieth

Epicurus the Sage #2

Feb 1991 · DC · 9.95 USD; 11.95 CAD
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“The Many Loves of Zeus”
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This second volume of William Messner-Loebs and Sam Kieth's satirical series continues the irreverent adventures of the ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus and his followers, as they navigate a world of gods, myths, and philosophical absurdities. The collection focuses on the amorous escapades of Zeus, blending classical mythology with modern humor and Kieth's distinctive, expressive artwork. Originally published by DC's Piranha Press imprint in the early 1990s, this trade paperback collects issues #5–8 of the series.

In "The Many Loves of Zeus," Epicurus the Sage is drawn into a mythic mystery when he's asked to uncover why Danae is suddenly so happy—only to find himself face-to-face with the god Zeus, who's made a surprising appearance in her life. With Sam Kieth's striking art and William Messner-Loebs' sharp storytelling, this 1991 DC tale explores the divine origins of a prophecy, as Zeus reveals his own motives to a lineage tied to fate and fear. The cover by Sam Kieth captures the mythic tone, drawing readers into a story where love, power, and destiny collide.

writer William Messner-Loebs · artist, inker Sam Kieth · colorist Steve Oliff · letterer Bob Pinaha · cover Sam Kieth

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artist, inker Sam Kieth
colorist Steve Oliff
letterer Bob Pinaha
cover pencils, inks Sam Kieth

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Epicurus is called upon to discover why Danae is happy. It turns out Zeus is behind it. After meeting other conquests of his, Zeus tells them that her father Acrisius fears her ever having a son, as it was foretold this son would be his death.

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