Synopsis

Driven by a desire to impress Adonis, Hercules was determined to acquire a chariot license. The stakes, however, were far higher than mere social standing; Hades had wagered ownership of the Elysian Fields with Zeus, predicting that Hercules would fail to secure his permit before sunset. And, as if to ensure things went awry, Pain and Panic were conveniently present, eager to lend their particular brand of assistance.