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February 17th, 2010

#391 – Jr. Pantheon Games: Escape, Unlikely

The skinny on our new additions to the cast in this episode…  Lamia is a Greek demon.  Kid devourer by trade.  Ereshkigal is like the embodiment of Congress and the Supreme Court (she makes the laws and she carries out judgement) in the Mesopotamian land of the dead, Irkalla.

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On a separate note, I want to blog here more when I get the trade and redesign done but I’ve been debating on what kind of blogging I should do… would anyone be interested in hearing my thoughts and views on various legends and myths?  My crazy adventures scouring the Interwebs, books, universities, crystal balls and such doing research on this comic?  Dueling dialogues between the characters ("Thor and Heimdall tackling the classic food debate… quality over quantity.")?

If you have something you’d like to me to discuss here, feel free to chime in… I’m listening.

12 Responses to “ #391 – Jr. Pantheon Games: Escape, Unlikely ”

  1. Fafnir says:

    Ah yeah, heard of the new two. Ereshkigal was a real bitch to her sister Inanna :P

  2. Kevin says:

    I’ve heard of Lamia, eew. Shivers* But this Ereshkigal, I don’t believe /i’ve had the pleasure of her aquaintance (probabably a good thing). And yeah, a blog about your thoughts about myths and legends, where you get your inspirations and ideas, that’d be cool to read. I like the whole pantheon cross-overs, how diffrent cultures, Greek and Norse compete and how you’ve thrown in “monsters” like Hel and Fenrir. And, of course, I have to put in a vote for more Hod!

  3. Carrie says:

    d. All of the Above
    All of what you said sounds interesting to read.

  4. Donna says:

    would love to hear the comments/musings/prosings on mythos and cultural stories ——-hugely interested and love the comic slant you usually give them

  5. Tygie says:

    I would love to hear your ramblings about different mythos and what not.

    I am familiar with the two new ladies. Lamia will be n interesting addition, but Ereshkigal has my attention. Wonder if her husband is going to show up. Those Sumerians are some fun people. ;-)

  6. J C Rouille says:

    As above…in spades…and I would love to see how Thor and Heimdall would handle a debate…even about food…

  7. Pfeniks says:

    Loki looks so exasperated in the first panel!

  8. This is really picking up again. Gratz!

  9. WarrenSensei says:

    definitely interested in your ramblings on various mythologies… religious history has always been a facination of mine!

  10. mcubedb says:

    Definitely all of the above. Great work!

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