The correct answer is a firm “no,” because everything is not as cozy as it seems in Percy Jackson and the Olympians. The owner, Crusty (Julian Richings, who also starred as the Ferryman in The ...

“Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” (2010 ... Annabeth and Grover are tricked into testing out enchanted waterbeds by the salesman, “Crusty.” They become trapped, only to be freed ...

In the first “Percy Jackson” novel, the characters were only 12 years old ... enters a mattress store and immediately goes up to the owner, Crusty (Julian Richings), who is secretly the mythological ...

The Percy Jackson series has done quite well over the years, yet it's undeniable that the books aren't as big as their predecessor, Harry Potter, and there's a reason why. Rick Riordan's book ...

At the Disney Upfront on May 13, we got a look at the new poster for Percy Jackson season 2. We can see Walker Scobell as Percy (and his sword Riptide) at the bow of a ship with a stormy sea and ...

Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 is on its way — and it's set for a December release date on Disney+. Based on the iconic teen fantasy novels by Rick Riordan, Percy's story was brought ...

Author Rick Riordan announced 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Chalice of the Gods' will hit stands in September 2023. By Christy Piña Associate Editor Rick Riordan and Percy Jackson are ...

Calling all demigods! Percy Jackson and the Olympians is officially coming back for a second season — and a third season — thus finally reaching the on-screen longevity that fans of the Percy ...

"Percy Jackson and the Olympians," the wildly popular book series from Rick Riordan, is now a Disney+ show. Walker Scobell stars in the titular role of the series, which premiered on December 19.

Find out more about how we test and score products.“ Adapting author Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson novels correctly has always been a matter of managing tone. Riordan’s initial Percy Jackson ...

Walker Scobell in "Percy Jackson and the Olympians." Credit: Disney / David Bukach Let me tell you a story about the first time I was ever truly disappointed by a film adaptation. The year?