Why didn't I just let Rhea say that Athena has Metis's owl eyes (since that actually is what she says in the Swedish version) on page 23? Then it would have been less strange that she starts talking about owl eyes with Hades now (so, yeah, it's Athena who says that her eyes have been called "owl eyes").
That Hades too has bright eyes is my own invention, by the way. I don't think the colour of his eyes is ever described in the ancient texts.
Other than that, I'm still a bit unsure about the script for this page. But I won't redraw anything until the whole story is finished.
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Herodot mentioned that the Libyans said that Athena was actually Poseidon's daughter and that was the reason why Athena's eyes were blue-green like the sea (or like owl's eyes) and like Poseidon's eyes. So it's kinda funny that you gave Aidoneus the owl's eyes.
I can't wait for the next pages! I love it how you actually make Athena the first in universe who asked behind the working of the things... (English isn't my maternal language, so please excuse me if that sentense make no sens at all...
Thank you! And don't worry, I understood perfectly what you meant.