In reading the first 9 of the Olympians series, I simply knew Hermes story would be my favorite. If those were the antics of our infants at a day old, there would be more chaos and humor in our lives. This entire series is a great retelling, but this one was the most enjoyable for me. ( )

I still think this series is one of the best for comic books about Greek mythology. It's maybe the most accurate I've seen with trying to add characters that aren't in comic books as much, but it's also gets me to want to read all these mythology books. Most of these stories I either kind of knew or just learning about, proof you can learn from comics.

I liked this book compared to some of the others in this series. I think Hermes might be my favorite Greek god...I'm not sure because it always changes depending on my mood. This one had more humor than the others too. ALSO, I liked that the ending had twist. I was actually expecting it have a different outcome. There is a reason the subtitle is Tales of the Trickster.

I see that O'Connor's art is improving. I wasn't really a fan of the art when these first came out, but now I'm a fan. It still has this cartoony feel to it, but I love his designs for the gods. They don't look like the paintings nor do they look like other comic book gods. ( )

Part of a series telling Greek myths in biographies of individual gods. This volume includes the birth of Pan, the battle against Typhon and the rescue of Io from Argus.

This hilarious volume is my favorite entry in this very good series. O'Connor has mastered the art of being simultaneously educational and entertaining. ( )