Lore Olympus: Volume Four

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ezek a dolgok mind élvezetessé, viccessé, vagy éppen komollyá tették a történetet. Egy szinttel feljebb lépett a sorozat, többek között azért, mert szembenézett Persephone a félelmeivel, és a többi téma sem került háttérbe közben. Amit a szerző elkezdett, azt folytatja is, nem megy egyik szál sem a másik rovására. Helios is the titan of the sun. He is presented as a giant golden man. He told Thanatos about Persephone's wrathful event. Lore Olympus is written and illustrated by New Zealander Rachel Smythe (aged 37–38). Smythe graduated with a graphic design degree and sought to enter the creative industry without success, and went into marketing. Smythe learned about the Webtoon app in 2016, shortly after which she began publishing The Doctor Foxglove Show - a sequel to her former attempt at a longform series, The Doctor Pepper Show - until it was discontinued after two chapters, the last of which was posted to the Webtoon Discovery section (now called 'Canvas') on June 12th, 2016. Roughly a year later, in April 2017, she began drawing Lore Olympus, which began on Tumblr. [40] External links [ edit ]

Persephone feels equally ostracized as her classmates shun her for her connection to Hades, and she can find no refuge at home, with Apollo constantly dropping by unannounced and pushing his unwelcome advances. And on top of it all, the wrathful god of war, Ares, has returned to Olympus to dredge up his sordid history with the goddess of spring, threatening to surface Persephone's dark and mysterious past and ruin her tenuous position in the land of the gods. a b "Rachel Smythe's Global WEBTOON Sensation Lore Olympus Wins 2022 Eisner Award for Best Webcomic". Financial Post. July 23, 2022 . Retrieved July 24, 2022. Kronos is the titan of time. He is depicted as a gigantic man with skin that looks like the night sky. He was a tyrannical leader and when Hades was six-years-old he swallowed his son and kept him imprisoned for thirteen years. Hades and Poseidon were eventually saved by Zeus and Kronos was eventually imprisoned in Tartarus. This event is still traumatizing for Hades. Kronos nearly escaped Tartarus when he was able to put all of the scarred traitors into long comas, and was able to possess the bodies of people in the Underworld, including Hermes, Hecate, and Hades. His plans were thwarted when Persephone ate from the pomegranate tree, became queen of the Underworld, and defeated him in combat.Poseidon is the King and god of the sea and the younger brother of Hades and the older brother for Zeus. He is the brother-in-law of Persephone, Hera, and Thetis. He is shown to be an carefree, free-spirited, impulsive, muscular green man with long curly hair and a long scar across his left eye. Despite his dimwitted demeanor, he has his moments of wisdom. Poseidon also has a deep love and respect for both of his brothers. He is a member of the six traitors dynasty. He and his wife, Amphitrite, are happily in a polyamorous relationship.

a b Adams, Tim (January 20, 2020). "Webtoon Announces Over 100 Billion Views in 2019, Lore Olympus Ranks #1". Comic Book Resources . Retrieved August 20, 2020. a b Downes, Siobhan (November 11, 2019). "Kiwi artist's web comic to be made into series by The Jim Henson Company". Stuff . Retrieved October 20, 2020.Hebe is the goddess of youth. She is the youngest daughter of Zeus and Hera. She also has the ability to concoct numerous types of alcoholic beverages. She is presented as a yellow girl with long hair. a b c Freeman, Molly (October 10, 2019). "Greek Myth-Based Lore Olympus Webtoon Becoming YA Animated Series". Screen Rant. Archived from the original on December 27, 2022 . Retrieved August 27, 2020. I don't understand how that happened because I read a lot of comics and graphic novels and I'd never even heard of this until the nomination. Hypnos is the god of sleep. He is Thanatos' twin brother, father to Morpheus, and son of Nyx. He is presented as a nude grey man with blue eyes and wings, similar to Thanatos' look. A refreshingly modern and surprisingly poignant take on the Hades and Persephone myth . . . steamy, often laugh-out-loud funny, and emotional.”—Jennifer L. Armentrout, #1 New York Times bestselling author of From Blood and Ash