Amadeus Cho, a Korean American comic book character created by writer Greg Pak and artist Takeshi Miyazawa for Marvel Comics, will headline a miniseries called "Heroic Age: Prince of Power," debuting in May.

"Heroic Age: Prince of Power," co-written by Pak and Fred Van Lente and pencilled by Reilly Brown, carries on the "Incredible Hercules" epic that Pak and Van Lente have been writing for the past three years. Here's the solicitation text:

The Lion of Olympus has fallen. And as the Heroic Age dawns, the Golden Mace of Hercules passes to a new Prince of Power... who just happens to be Herc's best friend, Korean-American kid genius, Amadeus Cho. But when Amadeus finally reveals what he plans to do with his new power, the heavens themselves may shatter as Marvel's mightiest pantheons are shaken to the core! And wait a minute... what's THOR doing on the cover of this book? Fan fave writers Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente and beloved "Thorcules" artist Reilly Brown bring the thunder with the next essential chapter in the mind-blowing, heart-wrenching, and gut-busting epic that is the "INCREDIBLE HERCULES" experience!

And check out Amadeus Cho's Twitter feed!

A ridiculous number of Asian and Asian American creators will attend the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo, aka C2E2, including Jimmy Cheung, Greg Pak, Cliff Chiang, Frank Cho, Gene Ha, and Khoi Pham.

For more info, check out www.c2e2.com.

The Boston Comic Con will feature a number of Asian American guests, including Jim Lee, Billy Tan, and Tak Toyoshima. Check out the official website and read on for the official press release.