Glenn Herdling

Two mehs in a row. Just a little note to artists, if individual breasts are bigger than heads and/or resemble someone smuggling baseballs they're not right. Also thighs on human looking characters shouldn't look bigger than the Thing... really.

Morgan la Fey is back, bringing Atlantis up from the depths, starting wars and keeping things in tension and several other characters have other reasons and plots going on in the background. It's vaguely entertaining but I didn't feel very engaged by it.

Herdling's book is one in a series of graphic novels about various mythological stories from around the world. While the story itself is the traditional Greek myth about Jason, the Argonauts, and the quest for the Golden Fleece, the book has supports that help elementary school students grasp the texts. Herdling opens the book with brief biographies of the major characters, tells the story in the form of a visually appealing graphic novel, and then provides a family tree of the Greek gods show more and a helpful glossary. show less