Oedipus, the banished king of Greek mythology who killed his father and married his mother, is the subject of "Sophocles's Oedipus Trilogy," a series of three tragedies that tell a connected story. Despite their antiquity, these timeless works bring up questions that remain relevant in our society, and their exciting, colorful stories have a universal appeal that still captivates readers.
I would not advise replacing the Oedipus Trilogy with these notes, but I would certainly advise that they be used in conjunction with the trilogy for clarification and background information.