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Home / Marvel Illustrated The Iliad #5 (2008)

Marvel Illustrated The Iliad #5 (2008)

Marvel Illustrated The Iliad #5 (2008)

$4.00

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2008 Marvel

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Written by roy thomas (based on the epic poem by homer)
Penciled by miguel angel sepulveda
Cover by paolo rivera

The great god Zeus, happy with the war’s progress, takes his leave of the battlefield. But his brother, Poseidon, and wife, Hera, secretly aid the Greeks against Zeus’s wishes! When the king of the gods discovers this treachery, his fury reverberates throughout the halls of Mount Olympus itself—and even unto the earthly battlefield of the Trojan War! As the tide of battle turns, what will this portend for the brave Greeks and noble Trojans?