Age of Bronze #3

Dates

Cover date

March 1999

On sale

1999

Pages

28

Editions and covers

• Original edition

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Creators

Stories

• Untitled · 20 pages

  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.

Publisher’s description

When Herakles, the mightiest Greek hero, attacks the city of Troy, how can Troy hope to stand? It can't. The city falls, and Herakles takes Priam's sister as a spoil of war. Paris, prince of Troy, decides to recover Priam's sister--at least that's what Paris tells the Trojan council, but Prince Hektor suspects that Paris has plans of his own. As the story of the Trojan War continues, more of the major players enter the arena: Hektor, the great Trojan warrior--Aeneas, reputed son of a goddess--Antenor, one of the few voices of reason--and Polyxena, the Trojan princess who holds the fate of Achilles in her grasp.

Reprinted in

Age of Bronze (2001), Age of Bronze (2001), Age of Bronze (2018)