into another battle with the Greek deities. The Aztecs are soon called upon to fight for this world, but all the Pantheons are shocked when God is resurrected. Flashing forward, churches are being constructed. Siddharta seeks asylum in the realm of the Japanese Kami, as the other Pantheons are attacked by the angels of God. She makes an alliance with the Kami and travels to the trickster Gods, asking them for help in retrieving her body. With the help of them and the Kami, she is able to take control of her body and banish Ogbunabali from it. As Siddharta recovers, Satan leads the remainder of the Norse gods to Heaven and begins an assault on it, while Loki on a mission to start Ragnarok obtains two god killers, who are able to end the lives of gods permanently. He is betrayed by Ogbunabali, who kills Loki and takes control of the god killers. Satan kills God and takes control of heaven as Siddharta takes control of the global news network. In the final conflict, Ogbunabali is killed by Amaterasu, and this leads the two god killers to go on a rampage, killing all the members of every Pantheon on Earth. With all the deities destroyed, Siddharta kills herself, appearing in spirit form before the god killing brothers, and summons them to an eternal paradise as the world has no more need of deities. Years later, society has rebuilt, but in a final shot, the skull Siddharta drew can be seen on a wall in an alleyway. Pantheons The comic features the members of many of the Pantheons of the Ancient world. The following have made appearances in the series: The Aboriginal Pantheon Altjira Green Ants The Ashanti Pantheon Anansi The Aztec Pantheon Huitzilopochtli Mictlantecuhtli Mictecacihuatl Quetzalcoatl Tezcatlipoca The Babylonian Pantheon Dagon Brazilian Folklore Saci Buddhism Chakrasamavara The Canaanite Pantheon Astoreth Moloch The Celtic Pantheon Arianrhod Artio (issue #8 cover only) Branwen Rhiannon The Cù-sìth The Nuckelavee The Egyptian Pantheon Anubis Bastet Horus Isis Ra The Ogdoad The Greek Pantheon Aphrodite Apollo Ares Artemis Athena Cerberus Chimera Clio Demeter Dionysus Enyalius Euterpe Eris Eros Hades Hecate Helios Hephaestus Hermes Janus Moros Nike Oizys Pan Persephone Phantasos Phobetor Poseidon Thanatos Zeus The Hindu Pantheon Brahma Ganesha Kartikeya Mara Parvati Sheshanaga Shiva Trimurti – While not an actual deity, Vishnu, Brahma, and Shiva could merge to form a giant being referred to