Monsters stories, drawn as vertical-scroll comics.
The Odyssey (Homer)
Troy has fallen and every other captain is already sailing for his own front door. One of them turns the wrong way at Tenedos, and spends ten years paying for it.
Albanian folktale, E Bukura e Dheut (the hiding contest)
She will marry the man who hides where she cannot find him. She has a glass that sees everywhere.
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.
Albanian mythology: Kulshedra (folk tradition)
A nine-tongued serpent that holds back the rain until she is paid. Drought is a negotiation.
Albanian mythology: Bajlozi i Zi (Songs of the Frontier Warriors)
The Black Knight comes out of the sea and takes what he wants. Nobody has beaten him yet.
Albanian mythology: Stihi (folk tradition)
A fire-breathing guardian coiled around whatever it was set to keep. It does not sleep.