Persephone OGN

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Writer Loïc Locatelli-Kournwsky
Artist Loïc Locatelli-Kournwsky
Cover Price $17.99

The Greek myth of Demeter and her daughter Persephone is reborn in a sprawling, high fantasy adventure inspired by the art style of Japanese anime and vintage, 1950s American comics. Despite being the adopted daughter of a magician, Persephone is just a normal girl, but that’s exactly the problem. So ordinary next to a literal force of nature. Driven by recurring nightmares as well as a budding curiosity, Persephone finds the secrets of her birth to be elusive and well-hidden by everyone around her. A journey to the Underworld will certainly bring the answers she seeks, but an epic adventure isn’t all that awaits her in the depths of Hades… more

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    The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell

    Apr 01, 2020

    This story was absolutely charming and a welcome, fresh look at mythology.  There was nothing of Ancient Greece in this tale, and I enjoyed the creation of Elesius and the interpretation of Hades (name of kingdom, not person).  I was initially disappointed that this wasn't a love story in any way, but considering the original story is about forcing Persephone to stay against her will, I'm glad the author went a different route and did not include romantic entanglements.  The art was beautiful and perfectly fitting of the choice of setting the author made.  The only thing I didn't appreciate was the rushed ending.  I kept feeling how many pages were left in the book, wondering if this was a first volume and I missed the memo. But, no, the author tied up all the action in a few pages, rather than lingering a little bit in the last few scenes and letting them fully breathe.  The font used was also a little hard for me to read because certain letters were a little more script-like. Read Full Review

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