Gods stories, drawn as vertical-scroll comics.
The Poetic Edda
The gods know exactly how the world ends, who kills them, and in what order. They have known for a very long time. They go on anyway.
Journey to the West
Born from a stone, he learned every trick heaven had, ate the peaches of immortality, and got himself buried under a mountain for five hundred years.
Albanian mythology: Zana (highland belief)
A mountain spirit who grants strength to those she favours and takes the voice of those who cross her.
Albanian mythology: Drangue (folk tradition)
Born with wings under his arms and a shirt he must never lose. He fights the drought with lightning.
Albanian mythology: E Bukura e Qiellit (folktale)
Her sister rules the world below. She is harder to reach, and far harder to keep.
Albanian mythology: Perria (folk belief)
She belongs to the spring and the running water. The village keeps the well clean for a reason.
Albanian mythology: Nëna e Diellit (folktale)
She keeps the house at the edge of the sky, and every night her son comes home to it.
