Boldly continuing its mythic voyage through the stars, ODY-C #10 – 2016 plunges even deeper into the psychedelic reimagining of Homer’s Odyssey, courtesy of Eisner Award-winning writer Matt Fraction and visionary illustrator Christian Ward. This issue continues the richly layered, gender-bending sci-fi epic with a fearless blend of poetic narrative and visual splendour, delivering an experience as intellectually daring as it is aesthetically breathtaking.

In issue #10, the journey grows darker, stranger, and more intimate. The focus shifts as Fraction dives into yet another mythic reinterpretation—this time channelling the emotional weight of transformation and fate through his complex, multifaceted characters. As always, the structure defies convention, favouring rhythm, mood, and thematic resonance over traditional linear plotting.

Christian Ward’s artwork remains the series’ lifeblood—ethereal, kaleidoscopic, and bursting with surreal detail. His visual storytelling masterfully supports the narrative’s ambition, creating a dreamscape where cosmic horrors, divine beings, and fractured souls intertwine. Each page of ODY-C #10 is a meticulously composed piece of modern visual poetry, blurring the line between comic book and fine art.

This issue is essential for readers who appreciate experimental storytelling with emotional depth and cultural subversion. It stands as a powerful entry in a series that challenges gender roles, narrative structure, and visual norms—earning its place among the most innovative creator-owned titles of the decade.

To protect and preserve your copy, it will be placed in a clear, acid-free sleeve along with a rigid backing board. Your comic will be dispatched quickly in a tough, custom-designed mailer made specifically for comics, ensuring excellent protection from corner dings, pressure marks, or bending in transit.

Daring, disruptive, and visually extraordinary, ODY-C #10 is not just a continuation of a story—it’s a deepening of a mythos. A true collector’s gem for those who seek more than the ordinary from their comics.