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Homer's The Odyssey: a graphic novel

By Steve Barlow and Steve Skidmore

Ten years from home, Odysseus faces monsters, magic and one unanswered question: will Ithaca survive?

epic adventurous mythical dramatic

Genres

Adventure Classics Mythology

What is Homer's The Odyssey: a graphic novel about?

After the Trojan War, Odysseus sets sail for home—but the journey will take ten dangerous years. He faces storms, sea monsters, the deadly Cyclops, enchantments and the anger of powerful gods. Meanwhile, his wife Penelope and son Telemachus wait in Ithaca, where ruthless suitors threaten their home. This graphic-novel adaptation retells Homer’s ancient epic in clear, lively language, bringing its battles, tricks, loyalties and longing for home to life through dramatic artwork and concise background notes.

About the author

Steve Barlow is a popular children's author known for his funny and exciting books. He often writes with his friend Steve Skidmore, and together they are called 'The Two Steves'. Their books, like the 'I Hero' and 'Action Dogs' series, are full of adventure and let you choose what happens next!

Pages

112 pages

Reading age

Older Junior (10-15)

This edition

2026

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