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[[File:Hades_DC.jpg|thumb|280px]]'''Hades''' (not to be confused with his [[Hades|various]] [[Hades (God of War)|counterparts]] in the other [[Hades (Percy Jackson)|villain wars]]) is the Greek god of the dead and the ruler of Tartarus in the DC Comics universe. Freed from the Underworld by the sorcerer [[Felix Faust]], he appears in [[Non-Disney vs. DC Villains War]] as one of the early combatants. |
[[File:Hades_DC.jpg|thumb|280px]]'''Hades''' (not to be confused with his [[Hades|various]] [[Hades (God of War)|counterparts]] in the other [[Hades (Percy Jackson)|villain wars]]) is the Greek god of the dead and the ruler of Tartarus in the DC Comics universe. Freed from the Underworld by the sorcerer [[Felix Faust]], he appears in [[Non-Disney vs. DC Villains War]] as one of the early combatants. |
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Revision as of 05:20, 12 October 2017
Hades (not to be confused with his various counterparts in the other villain wars) is the Greek god of the dead and the ruler of Tartarus in the DC Comics universe. Freed from the Underworld by the sorcerer Felix Faust, he appears in Non-Disney vs. DC Villains War as one of the early combatants.
Non-Disney vs. DC Villains War
Hades first appears in the first fight of the war when the goddess of discord Eris invades his section of Tartarus with the aim of taking it for her own. Hades sends a group of skeletal warriors after Eris, but she easily dispatches them, forcing Hades to enter the fray himself. He takes a more monstrous form to battle Eris, but is ultimately thrown into a netherworld portal by the goddess.