Olympos: Nullhunter: A Cyberpunk Retelling of Hercules - Paperback

by Michael Walsh (Author), Gustaffo Vargas (Illustrator)

A neon-infused cyberpunk retelling of the classic Greek myth, Labors of Hercules, set amongst the stars.

In Olympos: Nullhunter, Clay is a war hero who faces unspeakable tragedy after returning home. Seeking justice, he's forced into service for his estranged father's powerful company, Olympos. His first mission takes him to faraway N3M-3A on the trail of a hijacked shipment of war lions. Embarking on a series of deadly assignments, Clay travels deeper into Nullspace -- and closer to discovering the truth.

Olympos: Nullhunter is a showcase of 80s-inspired dystopian storytelling and art, in the same vein as fan favourites like Ronin and Blade Runner. From acclaimed creator Michael Walsh (The Silver Coin, Universal Monsters: Frankenstein) and with art by rising star Gustaffo Vargas (Marvel's Voices), the story is a full-throttle, cybernetic reimagining of the classic mythological tale.

Collects all Nullhunter issues #1-10.

Author Biography

Michael Walsh is an Eisner Award-winning artist and writer from Southern Ontario, Canada.

In 2013, Michael broke into comics with the Image Comics book series COMEBACK. Shortly after, Michael contributed art on a follow-up comic to the hit television series The X-Files for IDW. Then, in the following years, he worked primarily with Marvel Comics on superhero properties such as Spider-Man, The Avengers and the X-Men. He also adapted the Star Wars film The Last Jedi as a comic book mini-series. And created art for the DC/Dark Horse crossover event comic, Black Hammer/Justice League.

In 2021, Michael returned to creator-owned comics, creating the hit ongoing Image series THE SILVER COIN and the viral webcomic The Sleep Stories. In 2022, he released his middle-grade fantasy original graphic novel The Oates & The Elphyne, published by Humanoids BIG.

Gustaffo Vargas is a Peruvian comic book artist and writer based in the UK. He is the creator of Peruvian Cyberpunk comics. He has worked for Marvel's Voices X-Men with Al Ewing and Lauren Amaro, for Image Comics Anthology #10 "WTFK: A Lyrical with Jeff Boison," has done illustration work for Shelly Bond and Declan Shalvey, worked with Dan Abnett for the sci-fi comic CRAYTA as lead artist and character designer. He has also worked with UK independent publishers, and is one of the Skrawllordz who publishes SKRAWL comix magazine.