Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth is one of the most powerful artifacts in all of DC, and Wonder Woman just resisted its effects.

Ancient Greece is known for its mythology, which enshrined tales of mighty warriors, here are the finest that Greek mythology ...

A murder investigation on Mount Olympus leads Wonder Woman to reveal a secret of her Lasso of Truth to Batman.

God of War Chains of Olympus revolves around Kratos ... Kratos has been tricked by Ares into slaying his family and in order to avenge them he renounces his blood oath to serve the God of War. Kratos ...

A tournament of the gods is upon us. As Ares notes, the Olympian-Vodu pact is no more after Olympus was destroyed in Avengers: No Road Home. Future issues of Miles Morales: Spider-Man tease the ...

In book V of the Iliad, Ares, the god of war, is wounded by a human warrior, prompting him to rush home to Mount Olympus. It turns out “the god whose thirst for war is never sated” is unable to bear ...

The gods of Olympus aren’t complete saints but they ... Kratos to turn his rage on them when he decides that his slaying Ares isn’t enough to satisfy his grief, seemingly dooming humanity ...

As the game’s latest paid DLC, the Mount Olympus map brings two 18 ... created props from the stories about each god, such as the affair between Ares and Aphrodite—and the reaction of her ...

As a thank you, you’ll get a Keepsake from the god to ... of Mount Olympus. Hades II is available in early access on Steam and the Epic Games Store. Looking to get some help from Ares in Hades ...

Supergiant have released their third big update for slashy dashy roguelike Hades 2, and it adds familiar murdergod Ares to ... towards mount Olympus - because the game now has a "final confrontation" ...

The second major update to Hades II adds a mysterious "final confrontation," an updated Altar of Ashes and the return of the god of war... Ares. (Were you expecting someone else?) And there's more ...

Olympus, and chthonic gods, who lived in the underworld ... and he fell in love with her himself. Ares doesn’t show up often in mythology, except as an impersonal symbol of war. He’s described as ...