Comic book issue is 60 interior pages (unpaginated); b/w illus. "Olan" begins on p. [52], but is listed in the Table of Contents as beginning on p. [55] (the Table of Contents evidently counts the front cover in the pagination, but even so, "Olan" ought to be listed as starting on p. [54]). It is preceded by "Hellspawn," "The Defiers," "Beowulf," "Middleward," and "Zadzillca."

"Olan" would not warrant a database entry if it did not collocate with Gustovich and Gorman's "Beowulf." However, given the collocation, Beowulf resonances seem inevitable in this retelling of the tale of St. George and the dragon. The issue as a whole moves from a Grendel-like creature and story ("Hellspawn"), through a series of Beowulf vignettes ("Beowulf") and another image of Beowulf ("Middleward"), to a hero's defeat of a dragon ("Olan").

BAM.