There's no nakedness, but there's a lot of flowery, suggestive language and some panels of them from the shoulders up, and they're clearly naked. In this second volume, Gaiman and Russell once more team with a legendary collection of artists to bring more Norse myths to. There is one story that includes Odin in disguise wooing and bedding a fair maiden in order to trick her. Walta uses more modern panel structure in that it's not always square/rectangle panels, and his coloring has a lot more softer tones. The other chapters took a lot of cues from classic comics with very dark outlines, bolder coloring without shading, and strict panel structure. Norse Mythology Volume 2 (Graphic Novel) by Neil Gaiman, P. I really enjoyed Gabriel Hernández Walta's illustrations in the fifth and sixth chapter of this volume. Craig Russell breather new life into the ancient Norse stories in this comic-book adaptation of the hit novel Norse Mythology. But the overall silliness and debauchery of the gods is entertaining and keeps readers coming back to these ancient stories. Norse Mythology, Volume 2 Description: 1 New York Times bestselling author Neil Gaiman and Eisner Award-winning comics legend P. Occasionally, there will be something that explains a bit of the earth in tone story, a giant uses a mountain to shield his head from Thor's hammer when he hit him 3 times, and that's why it has three big cracks down its peaks. Mythology is usually used to explain the way the world is, but Norse mythology is more so just funny stories about the crazy antics the gods find themselves in and out of. These gods get up to some really crazy things.
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