Under typical circumstances, Supergirl wouldn't waste her precious time on a museum robbery. But this was no ordinary museum robbery. Briefed by Wonder Woman on its importance and value, Supergirl hunts down a very unique antique warrior helmet. Finding it in the hands of the war profiteer Diemos, the superheroine is ready to make the recovery a quick ordeal. However, Wonder Woman was too vague in her briefing. Diemos knows more about the helmet than Supergirl, including its historical and mythological significance as the armor of Ares, the Greek God of War and Battlelust. Before Supergirl can grab the gear, Diemos places the helmet on his head. He couldn't be sure that the legends were true before, but with an otherworldly light, the villain finds himself transformed into the mighty Ares, strength and all. Supergirl may be powerful, but she's just no match for a god. And soon she finds herself on her knees before him.Already feeling violated and humiliated, Supergirl finds herself chained up at the mercy of Ares. The weaker the newly incarnated god can make the superheroine, the more she becomes just like any other woman, powerless and waiting to be used.As rest allows Supergirl to recover some of her strength, she manages to break free of her bondage. But the superheroine is stubborn. Before she is back at full strength, she pursues Ares who has only gotten more powerful in the interim. He no longer needs physical strength to control her. Ares can make her stop in her tracks, crawl on her hands and knees, and even spread her legs with just a verbal command.