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Sometimes, you come home after a long, exhausting day, and all you need is a relatable Ancient Roman comic that truly gets your day-to-day struggles. If that resonates with you, then you’ve come to the right place! Hi, I’m Melis, the creator of Hysterical Chronica! On my website, I write history articles alongside comics to bring the past to life in an engaging and relatable way.

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#1

Alexander The Great Naming Another City He Conquered

Comic strip featuring Alexander the Great humorously naming cities after conquering them.

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    Fathers Know Best

    Comic strip showing historical characters dealing with modern struggles, set in ancient Pompeii.

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    Sack Of Rome

    Comic of historical characters facing modern struggles; Emperor Honorius distressed at a party due to thousands of approaching Visigoths.

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    If Gladiator Fights Are Fake, Then Explain This

    Comic strip of historical characters in modern struggles; gladiator event turns comedic with a lion riding a chariot.

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    Alexander The Great And Gordian Knot

    Comic strip of historical characters facing modern struggles with Alexander the Great and the Gordian Knot.

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    The Initiator Of The First Servile War Being Overshadowed By Spartacus

    Comic featuring historical characters dealing with modern struggles, depicting admiration and conversation bubbles.

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    Claiming The "Freeman" Title On Paper

    Comic featuring historical characters dealing with modern bureaucracy, applying for freedmen benefits in Roman style.

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