"Douglas Olson's latest Herculean labor is the final volume of a characteristically ambitious project--a full-scale commentary on the extant fragments of Eupolis, whom the Alexandrians placed in the canonical triad of Athenian Old Comedy, together with Aristophanes and Cratinus. [...] The volume, a painstaking collection of data, displays impressive erudition--what, indeed, many users look for in a commentary: linguistic explanations, verbal parallels, historical contextualizations, prosopography, a strong attention to realia. A substantial portion of this material is new and therefore welcome." --Mario Telo, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2018.09.29