It seems like Greeks had a thing for bringing their heroes to a bad end. Heracles, Theseus, and many more all achieve some pretty awesome things, but in the end die kind of a pathetic death. Jason...

How do you solve a problem like Medea? Is she a terrible villainess, or a misunderstood heroine?Jason would be nothing without her. If it weren't for Medea, he never would've been able to complete...

Like most every evil king in every story, in the end Pelias gets what's coming to him. We guess it's payback for the way he stole power from his half-brother, Aeson, and then went back on his word...

Aeson, King of Iolcus, is most famous for being the father of his famous son, Jason. He gets kicked off his throne by his half-brother, Pelias, and spends most of his time in a dungeon, where he gr...

Glauce is the princess of Corinth, whom Jason. marries despite the fact that he's already married to Medea. To Jason, Glauce represents a chance to finally live up to his royal heritage. By marryin...

Creon is the king of Corinth, who welcomes Jason into his city when the hero is forced to flee from Iolcus. Later on, Creon signs off on Jason marrying his daughter, Glauce. This causes Jason's oth...