God Of War 3 had a DC Comic run, not too mention Hades is about as public domain as you get. So...


In a realm in which he rules over, the warden of Hell could not truly die. Sustaining a loss at the hands of the god of war, Hades returns centuries later, healed from all the hearts he had consumed. Now liberated from his grave he finds his domain to be overflowing with the lost souls of the damned. With this harvest, even the Old & New Gods would find him to be formidable. Will the resurrected lord of the damned bring the end of days or face another bout with oblivion? Find Out, only on Injustice: The Other Gods!


Fighters Approaching, Themyscria.

"What have the years done to you, Hades?" Diana asks in horror.

"Pain is my friend, allow me to introduce you to them." Hades answers while pulling out a steel spike embeded in his left forearm and clanking it agaisnt the ironhelm he dons. The sound of thunder echoes from the helm and a light similar to the glow of flowing lava shines from behind the faceplate, as if to signify an eruption approaching. The only other sound rolling behind it, the cape of chains trailing behind the underworlder, hanging onto him only via the hooks embeded into his back.

The fight begins. Hades strikes first by summoning hellsfire beneath her feet. This stuns, but does not hurt, Hade's adversary. The stun is long enough for him to toss his hook-cape into Diana and pull her towards him, socking her back and away with a steel spike in hand. Hades then raises a fist and clenches it in the air, summoning forth the clawing dead to rise up from behind Diana as she lays on the ground and drag her into the pits with them. Hades then turns and tosses a spike into the ground, waiting for Diana to land on it as a portal opens up in the sky and drops her, with several clinging and bruning corpses, onto it. The underworlder then kicks Diana in the face and away from him.

He taunts her by opening his faceplate and roaring at the downed Amazon. His appearance just out of angle for the player to see.

Wonder Woman rises to face her foe once more. But she is as easily knocked back down by a screaming and burnign corpse running out of the inferno at her, after Hades used one of his spikes to tear open a portal infront of him and her. The corpse explodes upon impact and sends Diana flying back. Hades hooks her with his chains once more, but pulls himself towards her this time. Slamming into her and smashing her into the ground before rolling off and kicking her across the floor. Diana summons a wager, breaking out of the combo.

The two clash.

"Crawl back to your hole!" Diana demands.

"I have such sights to show you." Hades retorts.

The two push each other back. Hades utilizes his power-up, the masochist paradise in which he heals from damage inflicted upon him, the cycle ending only after it's short timer runs out or if he strikesback. This served Hades well to get in close and activate his super. He swings his faceplate open and spews out a wave of lava, drenching Wonder Woman.

Hades then removes two of his spikes and drives them into his opponents feet, nailing them to the ground. He then thrusts the top of his helm into their stomach, like a bull, and reels back up for a rearheadbutt. He drags the nails with, prying them out of the ground and feet in one tug, and cuts upwards across his foes body. Hades closes everything up by driving the spikes back into his flesh and erupting the scene with a pulse of hellish flames made from the souls of the anguished dead.

Diana rises back up, only to fall to her knees in defeat.

"I'll see you in Hell!" Hades declares while blasting an inferno from his mask.


The god of the underworld had brought hell to Earth. His wife, Persephone crucified next to his throne. His brothers soul, Zues and Posideon, chained and collared to the arms of his seat. And the chair itself, composed of the impaled and still lving corpses of those the gods were disatisfied with.

Mercy was a concept alien to the underworlder, where as misery was something he was all too familiar with. That was a concept he sought to teach to all.