Myphia. Volume 2. The Great Icarus

In the new book "Myfiata. The Great Icarus," French authors Kaznov and Larbier continue to delight those who care about the fate of the heroes of Greek myths. Here you will hardly encounter punishing, majestic gods, except for Zeus, Poseidon, and maybe a couple more. Gods, demigods, and heroes find themselves in absurd situations, constantly getting everything mixed up, making wrong decisions, and ensuring that their lives flow joyfully and carefreely. All because they are still children.

Athena is wary of both the Greeks and the Trojans; Hercules cannot defeat the Nemean lion (he is just mocking poor Hercules!); Icarus is not helped by chicken or duck feathers, yet he still wants to fly; Tauri, aka the Minotaur, a half-man half-bull, cannot find a worthy purpose and is very saddened by this, though not for long. Everyone has their own problems, and how they cope with them is a whole story, one that is fun and full of unexpected twists. Moreover, compassionate myfiatas care not only about themselves, they strive to help their friends too. But that doesn't always work out. How can you assist Sisyphus, when he is suffering so much, eternally pushing his huge stone up the hill, or Midas, who is so hungry, but every food turns to gold as soon as he touches it...

But why should we tell you everything? Read the new adventures of the myfiatas, where already beloved and new heroes will appear before you in a completely new light!