Jocasta
Classical Reception Greece
Classical Reception Greece
It is 490BC and Athens is at war. Leander, trying to rouse his comrades for the morrow’s battle against a far mightier enemy, begins to recount the story of his own life. Having witnessed the evils of the old tyrannical regimes and the rise of a new political system, Leander tells a tale of danger, bravery and big ideas, of the death of gods and the tortuous birth of democracy. Through a series of breathtaking scenes, we see that democracy was forged from chance and historical contingency – but also through the cunning and courage of a group of highly talented, driven individuals. (From the blurb on Bloomsbury Publishing website)
Peter Aspden in Financial Times (25/9/2015).
Teddy Jamieson in Herald Scotland (13/9/2015).
Η. Κανέλλης στο Books’ Journal 58 (Σεπτέμβριος 2015) (όπου και άρθρο του Δημήτρη Δημακόπουλου για τα ιστορικά κόμικς, τις αφηγηματικές τάσεις, τα στυλ και τις σημαντικότερες δουλειές του είδους).
Boyd Tonkin in Independent (12/9/2015).