Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT When Thor was sent to Earth, he learned the value of humility, but one future Avenger perfectly turned this lesson on its head by rejecting the "teachings" of his godly father. Not all the gods are as heroic as Thor, and this story is a great reminder that in mythology the gods are just as flawed and nasty as the humans they often look down upon.
Ares is written by Avon Michael Oeming, penciled by Travel Foreman, inked by Derek Fridolfs, colored by Len O’Grady and lettered by Joe Caramagna and Virtual Calligraphy. The fun irony throughout the Ares miniseries is that all the gods who despise Ares are just as awful as they think he is. They just hide their awfulness behind their divinity and their splendor. The only difference between them and Ares is that Ares doesn’t hide his ugliness, both externally and to himself internally. No-one represents this better than Zeus.