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| Publisher |
Image |
| Writer |
Eric Shanower |
| Artist |
Eric Shanower |
| Letterer |
Eric Shanower |
| Cover Artist |
Eric Shanower |
| Published | April 2004 |
It's time to decide Iphigenia's fate. Agamemnon, still torn over the goddess's demand that he sacrifice his daughter, seeks advice from Nestor and hears a story about Herakles's atrocities. Achilles turns to the army to support the girl, but finds that the final answer comes from Iphigenia herself. The traditional legends of Troy provide two versions of the outcome--in one she lives, in the other she dies. Here, for your reading pleasure, is the definitive Age of Bronze version.
