Calliope Clio Melpomene Tersichore and Thalia

Writing: Harriet Webster (Book on a Tree, London), Manlio Castagna (Book on a Tree, London)
Pencils: Lorenzo Colangeli (Book on a Tree, London)
Ink: (no one)

First published: 2023-04

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(incomplete) Calliope Clio Melpomene Tersichore and Thalia, Cerberus, Hades, Hera, Hercules? (cameo), Pain, Panic, Pegasus, Phil (cameo), Zeus

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Hades is not invited for the day of the Dodekatheon, as she ruins it everytime, and the others just want it to be relaxing this time. When Hades shows up anyway, she is not let in, and all, even Demeter's goat Amalthea are making fun of Hades. When Hades finds out that the horn of Amalthea makes the owner gain everything they desire, Hades plan is clear: kidnap Amalthea and gain control over the world where everything is dry, as Demeter is too sad to care. Amalthea does not give up after she has been caught, but Hades gets finally the horn, and tells in a moment of rage that he doesn't want to be king of this underworld – and so it will be. Demeter gets back Amalthea from the unsupervised underworld. Finally, Zeus will give back the underworld to Hades, but only after cleaning up manure for years.

Comment

Historical and cultural background supervision by IW Group, Los Angeles – New York – San Francisco.

Design by Falcinelli & Co., Rome.

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