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Ares #4

Ares #4

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2006 mini-series

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Written by Michael Avon Omeing, pencils and cover by Travel Foreman.
The God of War and The Prince of Power have clashed before, and the bitter enemies' hatred for each other knows no bounds. But now, as a perilous new foe wreaks havoc upon Mount Olympus, Ares and Hercules are forced to forgive past hatreds and fight side-by-side! But the gods' last hope may lie outside of their hands, in an enigmatic deity from the ancient Japanese Pantheon who might hold the key to victory. Will they accept this stranger's help? Or has godly arrogance already doomed the Greek Pantheon? Meanwhile, the threat of patricide, which has plagued the Greek gods for centuries, rears its ugly head again, but this time it is reflected in the face of Ares' very own son -- Alexander ­ who has taken steps to destroy his father and claim the mantle of the God of War for himself!

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