The Loves of Hercules: Hercules must battle three-headed monsters and Cyclops to save his true love from an evil queen.
The Trojan Horse: In the tenth year of The Trojan War, Aeneas and Paris succeed the slain Hector as commanders of the Trojan army. Opposing them is Ulysses, who has devised a stratagem which will get his men inside the insurmountable Trojan Walls. One hundred thousand men sail 1,186 ships to rescue one woman.
Medusa against the Son of Hercules: Perseus, son of Hercules tries to gain his throne in the kingdom of Argus and avenge the death of his mother.
The Conquest of Mycenae: At Mycene, the horrible Cult of Moloch calls for the sacrifice of the finest young people in the region. Entering the city incognito, Glauco assumes the name of Hercules and performs feats of strength and dexterity, which so impress the Queen that she appoints him Captain of the Guards at Moloch's den. Glauco leads the successful rebellion against the mighty city of Mycene and conquers the heart of its beautiful queen!
The Triumph of Hercules: When the people of Mycene rise in revolt, their evil Prince Milo and his mother, Pasiphae, a sorceress, conjured up seven superhuman beings made of bronze who spread terror among the populace. After being stripped of his superhuman strength, because of an unjust act, Hercules still manages to destroy both the prince and his mother in the sorceress' grotto.
Hercules against the Sons of the Sun: Hercules is saved by the courageous warriors of Prince Maytha from death at the hands of the evil usurper, Atahualpa, King of the Incas. Together Hercules and Maytha rescue beautiful Princess Yamara who is about to be sacrificed by Atahualpa to the Sun God. Then in a dramatic duel Hercules and Maytha overcome and destroy the despotic king.
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