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Olympians #4

Jan 2012 · First Second · 16.99 USD; 18.99 CAD

In Olympians #4, George O'Connor delivers a hauntingly beautiful chapter of the myth of Persephone, known here as Kore, as she is taken into the realm of the dead by Hades. Her mother’s grief brings eternal winter to the earth, setting the stage for a cycle where Kore divides her time between the Underworld and Olympus—winter below, spring and summer above. With art, writing, and inking by George O'Connor, and cover by George O'Connor, this 2012 issue captures the myth’s emotional core with quiet power.

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Hades carries Kore into his Underworld realm of the dead. Her sorrowing mother scours the earth in search, bringing winter with her. Now Kore [Persephone] lives part of the year (winter) in the Underworld, and part of it (spring and summer) on Olympus.

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