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* SpecialOccasionsAreMagic: The comics on [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek myth]], the Anthesteria, a three-day festival to Dionysos, upends both the social order and the supernatural, allowing the spirits of the dead to walk the mortal world. It's a huge headache for [[GodOfTheDead Hades]].
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* SpecialOccasionsAreMagic: The comics on [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek myth]], the Anthesteria, a three-day festival to Dionysos, upends both the social order and the supernatural, allowing the spirits of the dead to walk the mortal world. It's a huge headache for [[GodOfTheDead Hades]].
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* SpecialOccasionsAreMagic: The comics on [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek myth]], the Anthesteria, a three-day festival to Dionysos, upends both the social order and the supernatural, allowing the spirits of the dead to walk the mortal world. It's a huge headache for [[GodOfTheDead Hades]].
-->'''Hades:''' Hermes, my role in the cosmos is to make sure that the dead stay where they belong. That the world of the dead and the world of the living don't get mixed up. During the Anthesteria that rule suddenly ceases to exist.
-->'''Hades:''' Hermes, my role in the cosmos is to make sure that the dead stay where they belong. That the world of the dead and the world of the living don't get mixed up. During the Anthesteria that rule suddenly ceases to exist.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Hekate may dwell in caves summoning ghosts and making curses, but she's one of the nicest and most compassionate gods, at least towards Demeter.
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* MysticalCave: The River Acheron flows through caves from the mortal world to TheUnderworld, which is taken advantage of by several {{Dimensional Traveler}}s.
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* ShownTheirWork: Everything, from Greek literature to Bronze age
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* GodOfDarkness: A-gnosis' Greek myth comics include Nyx, the primordial goddess of night. She mostly relaxes in TheUnderworld, having little to do with mortals or most gods -- but as [[TheOlderImmortal one of the first beings in the universe]], ''everyone'' [[NeverMessWithGranny treads carefully around her]].
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* DivineIncest: Both the narration and the characters acknowledge the incestuous relationships in the pantheon, but mortals and gods alike believe that the gods aren't bound by the same rules as humans. Nonetheless, in ''Webcomic/DestroyerOfLight'', Athena is disgusted by the thought that Zeus [[spoiler:impregnated [[ParentalIncest his daughter Persephone]] with a BedTrick.]]
* GodOfDarkness:A-gnosis' Greek myth comics include Nyx, Old Mother Nyx is the primordial goddess of night. She mostly relaxes in TheUnderworld, having little to do with mortals or most gods -- but as [[TheOlderImmortal one of the first beings in the universe]], ''everyone'' [[NeverMessWithGranny treads carefully around her]].
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* GodOfDarkness: A-gnosis' Greek myth comics include Nyx, the primordial goddess of night. She mostly relaxes in TheUnderworld, having little to do with mortals or most gods -- but as [[TheOlderImmortal one of the first beings in the universe]], ''everyone'' [[NeverMessWithGranny treads carefully around her]].
-->'''Nyx:''' "Night that bends to her sway both gods and men", as the poets say.
-->'''Nyx:''' "Night that bends to her sway both gods and men", as the poets say.
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* WingedHumanoids: Many of the lesser gods including Eris, The Erinyes, and Iris have wings.
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*WingedHumanoids: Many of the lesser gods including Eris, The Erinyes, and Iris have wings.
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* GodOfTheDead: Hades oversees TheUnderworld and the arrival of the dead. He's a {{Workaholic}}, but is surprisingly compassionate towards the dead, especially lost ghosts, and once arranges a special meeting between Athena and a dead friend.
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* ChariotPulledByCats: In webcomics on Greek myth, Demeter's [[https://www.deviantart.com/a-gnosis/art/The-Family-Party-45-552991271 carriage]] is pulled by giant snakes: they're friendly, but still a nasty shock for the stablehands on Olympus. Demeter's dislike of horses becomes a FunnyAneurysmMoment later.
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* ChariotPulledByCats: In webcomics on Greek myth, Demeter's [[https://www.deviantart.com/a-gnosis/art/The-Family-Party-45-552991271 carriage]] is pulled by giant snakes: snakes -- they're friendly, but still a nasty shock for the stablehands on Olympus. Demeter's dislike of horses becomes a FunnyAneurysmMoment later.is later revealed to stem from [[spoiler:her assault by Poseidon while they were [[{{Animorphism}} in horse form]].]]
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* ChariotPulledByCats: In webcomics on Greek myth, Demeter's [[https://www.deviantart.com/a-gnosis/art/The-Family-Party-45-552991271 carriage]] is pulled by giant snakes: they're friendly, but still a nasty shock for the stablehands on Olympus. Demeter's dislike of horses becomes a FunnyAneurysmMoment later.
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A-gnosis is an artist on Website/DeviantArt, who, among miscellaneous art, heavily focuses on Greek Mythology as an inspiration, but also uses other mythologies and folklore.
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A-gnosis is an a Swedish artist on Website/DeviantArt, Website/DeviantArt and professional comic artist, who, among miscellaneous art, heavily focuses on Greek Mythology as an inspiration, but also uses other mythologies and folklore.
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A-gnosis is an artist on Website/DeviantArt, who, among miscellaneous art, heavily focuses on Greek Mythology as an inspiration, but also uses other mythologies and folklore.
!!Webcomics by A-gnosis:
* Webcomic/TheFamilyParty
* Webcomic/DestroyerOfLight
* Webcomic/HeroBones
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!!Webcomics by A-gnosis:
* Webcomic/TheFamilyParty
* Webcomic/DestroyerOfLight
* Webcomic/HeroBones
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