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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Paris (introduction); Agelaus (introduction); Oenone (introduction); Agelaus' wife (introduction); Kassandra (introduction, unnamed, cameo)

"untitled" After the king's men take Agelaus' prize bull, Paris decides to win it back in the festival games. Oenone has a vision of war

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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Paris, Agelaus, Deiphobus (introduction); Priam (introduction); Hekuba (introduction); Kassandra; Helenus (introduction); Polites (introduction); Troilus (introduction); Menelaus (introduction); Panthous (introduction, cameo); Antimachus (introduction, cameo); Lampus (introduction, cameo); Klytius (introduction, cameo); Thymoetes (introduction, cameo); Hiketaon (introduction, cameo); Ukalegon (introduction, cameo); Kalchas (introduction, cameo); Theano (introduction, cameo)

"untitled" After winning the Trojan festival games over the protests of Prince Deiphobus, Paris is revealed as the son of King Priam. Kassandra prophesies the destruction of Troy

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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Paris; Hektor (introduction); Deiphobus; Priam; Hekuba; Antenor (introduction); Panthous; Antimachus; Kassandra; Helenus; Polites (cameo); Troilus; Aeneas (introduction); Oenone; Philomela (introduction); Kreusa (introduction); Laodike (introduction); Iliona (introduction); Chromius (introduction); Agathon (introduction); Polyxena (introduction); Herakles (introduction, flashback); Laomedon (introduction, dies in flashback); Hesione (introduction, flashback); Telamon (introduction, cameo, flashback)

"untitled" Hektor returns to Troy with the news that Priam's sister Hesione does not wish to leave Salamis. Paris volunteers to abduct Hesione. Helenus has a vision of Troy's doom

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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Paris; Helen (introduction); Aithra (introduction); Menelaus; Aeneas; Pleisthenes (introduction); Phisadie (introduction)

"untitled" After arriving in Sparta, Paris seduces Helen into leaving her husband, King Menelaus

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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Paris; Helen; Aeneas; Kastor (introduction); Polydeukes (introduction); Asphalion (introduction); Hermione (introduction); Thetis (introduction); Eupompe (introduction); Cheiron (introduction); Achilles (introduction); Deidamia (introduction, cameo)

"untitled" On learning that Helen has left Sparta with Paris, Kastor and Polydeukes set out to bring her back. Following a vision of war, Thetis retrieves her son Achilles from his teacher and places him in hiding

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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Agamemnon; Menelaus; Priam; Hektor; Panthous; Antimachus; Antenor; Kalchas; Cressida (introduction); Klytemnestra; Talthybius (introduction); Lykomedes (introduction); Achilles; Deidamia

"untitled" After receiving an unsatisfactory report from Priam regarding Helen's whereabouts, Agamemnon plans an assault on Troy. Priam sends Kalchas to learn the Achaeans' intentions. Achilles rapes Deidamia

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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Agamemnon; Menelaus; Achilles; Deidamia; Neoptolemus (Pyrrhus, introduction); Nestor (introduction); Tyndareus (introduction, cameo, flashback); Odysseus (introduction); Kastor (cameo, flashback); Polydeukes (cameo, flashback); Helen (cameo, flashback); Thrasymedes (introduction, cameo); Polyxena; Troilus; Cressida; Pandarus (introduction); Penelope (introduction); Eurybates (introduction); Palamedes (introduction); Telemachus (introduction, unnamed)

"untitled" Deidamia bears Achilles a son. Nestor agrees to joins Agamemnon's army. Troilus notices Cressida. Agamemnon arrives at Ithaka to enlist Odysseus' aid

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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Agamemnon; Menelaus; Odysseus; Penelope; Telemachus; Kalchas; Paris (in vision); Nestor; Palamedes; Iolaus (introduction); Diomedes (introduction); Lykomedes; Achilles; Deidamia; Neoptolemus [Pyrrhus]

"untitled" At Delphi, Kalchas proshesies that the Achaeans will be victorious with Achilles' help. Odysseus and Diomedes expose Achilles' masquerade

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Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower

Eric Shanower (signed; painting)

Agamemnon; Menelaus; Achilles; Odysseus; Talthybius; Palamedes; Thersites (introduction); Nestor, Kalchas; Peleus (introduction); Phoenix (introduction); Automedon (introduction); Alkimus (introduction); Patroklus (introduction); Anius (introduction); Elais (introduction, cameo); Oeno (introduction, cameo); Spermo (introduction, cameo)

"untitled" The Achaean army cheers the arrival of Achilles at Aulis. Kalchas prophesies victory over Troy in the tenth year of war. Achilles is visited by his father

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Betrayal

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Eric Shanower

Troilus; Cressida; Hektor; Thoas; Diomedes; Agyrtes; Paris; Priam; Antenor; Helenus; Danus (dead); Theano; Agamemnon; Palamedes; Kalchas; Pandarus

"Betrayal"

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Eric Shanower

Troilus; Cressida; Hektor; Thoas; Agamemnon; Menelaus; Nestor; Diomedes; Pandarus; Philenor

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Cressida; Kalchas; Diomedes; Troilus; Pandarus; Kassandra; Polydamas; Philenor; Deiphobus