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The Blog
Mythology, world-building, and the making of Pantheon. Deep dives on the Norse, Greek, and Mesopotamian gods, read-alikes, and the stories behind the art.
You closed the last chapter and you're still in it. The cold sea, the raids, a boy who built his whole life around a dead man. I get that ache. You want the same weight again. Here is where I'd send you next.
Read the breakdownBefore Zeus, before Odin, there was a clay tablet in the dirt. The oldest gods we know of are Mesopotamian, and almost nobody talks about them. Here is where to start.
Read the breakdownI've spent my life looking for comics that treat the gods the way the old storytellers did. As real, as flawed, as dangerous. These are the ones that get it right, and a few that get it wrong in interesting ways.
Read the breakdownTwo sets of old gods. Two ways of facing the end. I've spent my whole life reading both, and the differences tell you what each culture was afraid of. Here is the honest comparison.
Read the breakdownRagnarök is the most famous ending in mythology, and most people only know the broad strokes. Gods die, the world burns. So here is the whole prophecy, step by step, the way the old Norse poets actually told it. And then the part nobody talks about: what comes after.
Read the breakdownYou finished Ragnarök. Kratos and Atreus went their separate ways, the prophecy bent, and the credits rolled. I know that feeling well. You want more of it. Old gods, real stakes, a world that takes its myths seriously. Here is where I would send you next.
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