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Age of bronze

by Eric Shanower (2013)

About this book

Graphic Novel. The Trojan plain fills with death as Achaean forces clash in blood with the Trojan army. In the city of Troy, Pandarus pulls the strings to put Troilus in Cressida's bed. But when Cressida is ripped away to the enemy camp, how far will Troilus fight to recover her?

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreAge of bronze Lead Character

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