| Author: | Hannibal Tabu | ISBN: | 9781939421302 |
| Publisher: | Wunderman Comics | Publication: | July 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Hannibal Tabu |
| ISBN: | 9781939421302 |
| Publisher: | Wunderman Comics |
| Publication: | July 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Pythagoras is one of the greatest names in Greek history, an icon in philosophy and mathematics. In his thirties, he took on an apprentice, a former Dacian slave named Zalmoxis, and together they traveled the ancient world, looking for answers to questions unknown, saving another Dacian from servitude and allying with an ancient sect's priestess. Unfortunate for the world, all of this led them to questions that would shed blood on multiple continents.
Written by Hannibal Tabu (2012 Top Cow Talent Hunt winner, Aspen Universe Sourcebooks, The Buy Pile reviews column at Comic Book Resources), Irrational Numbers: Addition is a 52-page alternative history supernatural adventure, a landscape format book with art by Giancarlo Caracuzzo (Batman ‘66, World War Mob, Avengers vs. Atlas), colors by Flavia Caracuzzo, letters by Josephine Roberts with Nate Wunderman providing the original concept, editing and publishing.
Pythagoras is one of the greatest names in Greek history, an icon in philosophy and mathematics. In his thirties, he took on an apprentice, a former Dacian slave named Zalmoxis, and together they traveled the ancient world, looking for answers to questions unknown, saving another Dacian from servitude and allying with an ancient sect's priestess. Unfortunate for the world, all of this led them to questions that would shed blood on multiple continents.
Written by Hannibal Tabu (2012 Top Cow Talent Hunt winner, Aspen Universe Sourcebooks, The Buy Pile reviews column at Comic Book Resources), Irrational Numbers: Addition is a 52-page alternative history supernatural adventure, a landscape format book with art by Giancarlo Caracuzzo (Batman ‘66, World War Mob, Avengers vs. Atlas), colors by Flavia Caracuzzo, letters by Josephine Roberts with Nate Wunderman providing the original concept, editing and publishing.
