10th Muse #1 (of 2)
The Odyssey
July 31st, 2002
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The Odyssey
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July 31st, 2002
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The story so far....
At long last, the 10th Muse has realized her legacy of being the exiled daughter of Greek Gods; she must spend her existence jumping from person to person, becoming "roommates" along with the souls of the bodies she co-exists with. In exchange, the person is granted the physical powers of the 10th Muse.
Most recently, the Muse has co-existed in the body of San Francisco District Attorney Emma Sonnet. However, in an effort to save the lives of her close friends Dawn and Brett, the Muse's soul was removed from Emma causing the Muse and Emma to become separate beings.
Powerless, Emma enlisted the help of the ruthless Medusa to defeat the Muse's greatest foe, her half brother Grayson Bishop. With the Hunter, Bishop was barely overpowered, but Medusa's attempt to kill the already defeated Bishop forced the Muse to deal justice and kill her.
Another casualty of the battle was Bishop's confidante Morgan who sacrificed herself to give the Muse the ability to survive with the body of Emma Sonnet. Now, the Muse and Emma are in separate bodies, joined in purpose but no longer merged as one.
Cover Price: US $3.50
Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue
| Variant | Cover Artist | ltd | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Park | Andy Park | July 2002 | |
| B Bachalo | Chris Bachalo | July 2002 | |
| C Cruz | Roger Cruz | July 2002 | |
| D Brooks | Mark Brooks | July 2002 | |
| E Valdez | R.V Valdez | July 2002 | |
| Randy Green | Randy Green | 1500 | September 2002 |
Notes:
- The first cover is a homage of the cover of The Avengers #1.
- The second cover is a homage of the cover of .
- The third cover is a homage of the cover of Dazzler #1.
- The forth cover is a homage of the cover of Super Friends.
- The fifth cover is a homage of the cover of The New Teen Titans #1.
- The sixth cover is a homage of the cover of Fantastic Four #1.
