Trojan War Vol 1 5

Alternate Covers: Textless Trojan War Vol 1 #5 Published Released November, 2009 September 2, 2009 Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada Cover Artists Dennis Calero   Writers Roy Thomas Pencilers Miguel Sepulveda Inkers Jason Martin Colourists Arthur Fujita Letterers Dave Sharpe Editors Ralph Macchio Michael Horwitz Nathan Cosby Previous Issue Next Issue Trojan War #4 —

Appearing in the 1st StoryEdit

Agamemnon's army:

• Agamemnon (Death)
• Sinon
• Odysseus
• Menelaus
• Diomedes
• Anticlus (First appearance)
• Neoptolemus
• Ajax the Lesser (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
• Calchas
• Nestor
• Old Phoenix (Death)

Trojans and their allies:

• Trojans
  • Laocoön (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
  • Priam (Death)
  • Pammon (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
  • Polites (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
  • Antiphonus (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
  • Hecuba
  • Deiphobus (Death)
  • Cassandra (Death)
  • Astyanax (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
  • Polyxena (First appearance)
  • Andromache (First appearance)
  • Hector (Mentioned)
  • Paris (Mentioned)
• Coroebus (Mentioned) (Death)
• Dardanians (Leaves team)
  • Lord Aeneas

Supporting Characters:

• Athena
• Thetis
• Poseidon
• Apollo
• Clytemnestra
• Aegisthus (First appearance)
• Achilles (As a ghost)
• Proteus (Mentioned)

Other Characters:

• "Serpents"/"Two of Typhon's dreaded brood"
• Enyo the battle goddess (Mentioned)
• Typhon (Mentioned)
• Zeus (Mentioned)
• Ajax the Greater (Mentioned)
• Oileus (Mentioned)
• Iphigenia (Mentioned)
• Peleus (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

• Humans
• Olympians
• "Serpents"/"Two of Typhon's dreaded brood"

Locations:

• Troy (Destruction)
  • Palace
  • Altar to Zeus
  • Temple of Athena
  • Aeneas' palace (Destruction)
• Mount Ida (Mentioned)
• Capherides
• Greece
  • Scyros
  • Mycenae
  • Sparta
  • Tenedos (Mentioned)
  • Locris (Mentioned)
  • Ithaca (Mentioned)
  • Aulis (Mentioned)
• Egypt (Mentioned)

Items:

• Wooden Horse
• Palladium (Athena's effigy) (Mentioned)

Vehicles:

Solicit SynopsisEdit

The concluding chapter in the series ties all the events together, as writer Roy Thomas draws on a variety of ancient sources to weave this compelling tale. In the aftermath of the devastation of the city of Troy, the Greeks sail away, though Agamemnon stays on in Troy’s ruins for a time to appease the anger of Athena. Finally, King Menelaus returns home safely with the beautiful Helen, whose lover Paris, is dead. She is the catalyst who began the conflict, the woman whose face launched a thousand ships.

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