Posted by Craig Dodge
on April 24, 2006, 9:12 am
142.167.194.82
Hi everyone... this is probably such a novice question, but hey that's me. I have been reading back Eternal's issues (including the 19 issue Kirby run, except the Annual, and the Thor run beginning with #282 and ending with #301). Having been confused from the outset how Marvel reconciled the whole Olympus (Zeus faction)versus Olympia (Zuras faction) I found some answers. Alas, not my comic book reading, but the various websites I stumbled upon refer to the Zeus gods agreeing to let the Eternals (those from Olympia) represent them on Earth, and a pact being sealed by the symbolic changing of Azura (Zuras' daughter) to Thena, in homage to Athena (Zeus' daughter). Then I read Zeus later got a case of god jealousy and engaged in a brief war with his Eternal counterparts, lasting peace being later made. What a preamble... ok my question. Did I miss it (within the books I indicated I read... I ravenously crammed them all in under week) or can anyone tell me in which Marvel issues these events took place... specifically the Azura to Thena name change and the the brief Olympus vs. Olympia war. I would be very grateful for some answers... and all the best to every Eternal's fan out there. Someday I'll catch up!
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