Setting up the demographic
Trying to throw out a demographic, and description of Fallen Heroes.
Lets hope this is not lame.
Most today would rather skip through the meat of a story then pick up a book like The Iliad or The Odyssey and get through all six-hundred plus pages. It seems easier to watch a movie than to let the imagination come from tiny print and heavy books. That is when you loose the magic.
Fallen Heroes is taking a step back into history and bringing a new life to the characters we have all heard of, but rarely know much about. The super heroes of ancient Greece, deadly villains and their plots for revenge, romantic heroins and the sidekicks. Characters that define the soul of Greek mythology and why they resonate interest thousands of years later. Starting with, Achilles. Everyone knows the joke of his famous heel, or Odysseus and his ten-year voyage, Helen that launched a thousand ships. While their names are familiar, who are these characters?
Time to put some soul and depth into these rock stars that know how to trample your imagination. While you may never turn the pages of The Iliad, have a cup of coffee over Oedipus and the Thebian plays, or break a sweat into The Odyssey, and probably only know Perseus from Clash, Fallen Heroes makes you step into the magic of their world and get you fired up. Who knows you might just crack open those old classics and enjoy reading them, at least that is the goal. Entice and invite. Get a new outlook on what has been done over and over again, but with an edge. The Crow meets Clash of the Titans. There’s darkness, violence, revenge, romance, and myth that never dies.
These series of shorts open up with Achilles. Find out how he came to Troy, what made him a legend, how he fell, and why his name still rings in our ears. Mixing myth with classic literature and giving you this rock god’s story as it is meant to be told.
Rated R for violence, graphic depictions, mild nudity.
Love and Peacea!
Ren
Lets hope this is not lame.
Most today would rather skip through the meat of a story then pick up a book like The Iliad or The Odyssey and get through all six-hundred plus pages. It seems easier to watch a movie than to let the imagination come from tiny print and heavy books. That is when you loose the magic.
Fallen Heroes is taking a step back into history and bringing a new life to the characters we have all heard of, but rarely know much about. The super heroes of ancient Greece, deadly villains and their plots for revenge, romantic heroins and the sidekicks. Characters that define the soul of Greek mythology and why they resonate interest thousands of years later. Starting with, Achilles. Everyone knows the joke of his famous heel, or Odysseus and his ten-year voyage, Helen that launched a thousand ships. While their names are familiar, who are these characters?
Time to put some soul and depth into these rock stars that know how to trample your imagination. While you may never turn the pages of The Iliad, have a cup of coffee over Oedipus and the Thebian plays, or break a sweat into The Odyssey, and probably only know Perseus from Clash, Fallen Heroes makes you step into the magic of their world and get you fired up. Who knows you might just crack open those old classics and enjoy reading them, at least that is the goal. Entice and invite. Get a new outlook on what has been done over and over again, but with an edge. The Crow meets Clash of the Titans. There’s darkness, violence, revenge, romance, and myth that never dies.
These series of shorts open up with Achilles. Find out how he came to Troy, what made him a legend, how he fell, and why his name still rings in our ears. Mixing myth with classic literature and giving you this rock god’s story as it is meant to be told.
Rated R for violence, graphic depictions, mild nudity.
Love and Peacea!
Ren