While their unusual courtship sees a whole lot of problems the manage to keep on being involved with each other via work and become friends and later confirm their feelings for each other. After a compromise is reached she is allowed to venture out and be part of society as long as she is watched cared for and lives with another goddess. an unforgettable and startlingly relatable epic that combines addictive storytelling, engaging characters, and a lush, unmistakable art style. Persephone and Hades must contend with fresh challenges to their burgeoning love in the fresh and funny second volume of the WEBTOON sensation which reimagines one of the most popular Greek myths in a vibrant contemporary setting.

damsel in emotional distress - його взагалі більш-менш задовольняє його робота, його собачки, його нинішні емоційно відсторонені стосунки, йому не зовсім зрозумілі й не зовсім потрібні оці всі емоційні надмірності свіжої закоханості, що розколупують його, як устрицю ("Мені взагалі подобається, коли на душі тепло й затишно? Hades will never leave her he’s protective of her innocence and with reason as others wish to use her as a pawn. And yes, I know I could read the Webtoon to find out sooner, but I really love the printed versions of these! However, she quickly discovered the dark side of her glamorous new home - from the relatively minor gossip threatening her reputation to a realm-shattering violation of her safety by the conceited Apollo - and she’s struggling to find her footing in the fast-moving realm of the gods.This issue addresses the age difference between Hades and Persephone head on, and while the characters act in problematic ways (I mean, its the Greek Gods, what do you expect), Rachel Smyth leans into it for excellent results. Ci sono sicuramente molte problematiche da affrontare e situazioni da sistemare ma la narrazione risulta interessante e scorrevole. Without spoilers, there are triggering incidents, however these are dealt with the greatest of respect. However, she quickly discovered the dark side of her glamorous new home—from the relatively minor gossip threatening her reputation to a realm-shattering violation of her safety by the conceited Apollo—and she’s struggling to find her footing in the fast-moving realm of the gods.

Volume 2 introduces us to some new characters, such as Hecate finally making an appearance and Thetis showing up for a delightfully snarky encounter with Minthe, but continues the ever-entangling plotline of the Gods with their desires and bad behaviors propelling the plotline.

I guess it's safe to say Hera and Hades are way up their game over here, they are hands down, giving off the best kind of energy. I'm even more excited to get to know more about Hade's past and the route his feelings will take now that the girl of his dreams is his employee. but the adorable connection between Hades and Persephone (with Hades usually acting all hard on the outside but on the inside is a big softie with a complicated history) being the sweetness that makes the story really stick.

Hades and Persephone: This book doesn't venture into anyone else's background, it's mostly them disecretly mooning over each other and trying to reason with all the pros and cons. One fateful night while out she catches the attention of Hades himself who is overcome by her beauty and sadness she’s not like any he’s ever known and she doesn’t fear him. Jan ‘22) Read on WEBTOON, but you best believe I’m going to re-read it a million times when the physical copy releases. Rachel Smythe's artwork is vivid and enchanting, with deeply relatable characters and a deft handling of their dark pasts.I could not put this graphic novel down and cannot wait to see more of Persephone and Hades--and the rest of the Lore Olympus pantheon. An ingenious take on the Greek Pantheon, Lore Olympus is a modern update on the story of Hades and Persephone. Welcome back to Lore Olympus, the spicy modern retelling of Greek mythology that centers on an adorable Hades and Persephone romance. Liv Albert, author of Greek Mythology: The Gods, Goddesses, and Heroes Handbook and creator of Let's Talk About Myths, Baby! While he is feared by many he’s not a villain simply a man with a traumatic childhood that has left him scared he’s content with his life but not happy that is until he sees Persephone and everything changes.

This dazzling interpretation of the classic Greek myths is as charming as it is provocative, and as witty as it is startlingly romantic. With vivid, irresistible art and storytelling that would make even the Muses swoon, this modern myth deftly tackles the darkness of the ancient stories while never losing its brilliant light.It's paced as a soap opera, all drawn-out tensions and long-simmering secrets, and I, for one, am thrilled to be along for the ride. This is a big soap opera and does deal with some rather dark issues, such as the depiction of Apollo as quite the stalkery creep who gets violent when told no. It’s a love story but not a fairy tale this story shows how love is complicated and not always pretty it also shows how real love can survive through difficult times and how 2 people who come from different worlds can fall in love against the odds.