Mythic, Volume 1
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Science is a lie, an opiate for the masses. The truth is, magic makes the world go 'round. And when magic breaks, MYTHIC fixes it. Apache shaman Waterson, Greek immortal Cassandra, and cell phone salesman Nate Jayadarma are the crack field team assigned with keeping the gears of the supernatural world turning, and more importantly, keeping you from ever knowing about it.
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I must say the preface raised my expectations a bit too much. The artwork reminds me of the older comics I inherited from my dad (circa 50-70s) which is kinda cool. But it was a bit hard to get into. I liked that the author plucked from mythologies all over the world. It's just that ultimately I can't tell most of them apart. Towards the end, the roles became a bit clearer but I've already forgotten or missed details from the beginning. I might give this another read if I can get hold of a hard copy. The page breaks was a pain in the ass when you get the full spreads.
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2 primary booksMythic is a 2-book series with 2 primary works first released in 2015 with contributions by Phil Hester, John McCrea, and Abbie Zanders.
