All of this is still in Tiamat's womb, by the way. Patricide complete, Ea has his own son Marduk, the strongest yet of the gods. Marduk is gifted with the power of the four winds and uses them to ...

Marduk was a believer in ensuring the perfection of not only his own hosts, but those of his subordinates as well. He started his existence as a lowly ashrak, rising through the ranks once Tiamat ...

In ancient Baghdad, Babylonian scientists were pretty sure that the world was intelligently designed by Marduk, god of gods, after he smashed the skull of Tiamat, primordial mother of all things ...

Named for the Babylonian God Marduk, and Ishtar, Mordechai and Esther face a similar fate to the gods at the time of Tiamat. Chaos ensues as regaled in the narrative’s anti-hero Haman ...