Hercules #2
Hercules #2 (2002) presents a mythic retelling of the hero’s legendary origin in "The Legend of Hercules," detailing his infancy when he strangled serpents in his crib and his early training among the centaurs in warfare. The story continues with his participation in Jason’s quest for the Golden Fleece, weaving in the six previously conquered labors—defeating the Lion of Nemea, the Giant Gerion, Cerberus, the Apples of Hesperides with Atlas, the Amazons, the Stymphalian Birds, and the Bull of Minos—before the tale’s conclusion. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated entirely by Sam Glanzman, with Glanzman also handling the cover pencils and inks, this six-page feature captures the grandeur of ancient myth with a classic, hand-crafted feel.
In this six-page tale from Hercules #2 (2002), the mythic hero’s legendary beginnings unfold—starting with his infant defiance of serpents in his crib and his fierce training among the centaurs. The story follows Hercules as he joins Jason and the Argonauts on their quest for the Golden Fleece, a journey that marks him as a warrior among legends. The narrative closes with a brief recounting of the seven mighty labors he has already completed, each a testament to his growing strength and destiny.
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↩ Reprints Robin Hood and His Merry Men #36 (1958), Hercules #2 (1967), Hercules #7 (1968), Hercules #8 (1968), Ghost Manor #20 (1974), Midnight Tales #11 (1975)
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