Description
GLI ALBI DEI SUPER – EROI
collana eterogenea, instabile, variegata, assortita, poliedrica e mista, a carattere di vero e proprio cronicario di super-eroi di scarto, tutti iscritti alle liste di collocamento e con domanda di prepensionamento già compilata ed inoltrata, e che altrimenti non avrebbero trovato collocazione neanche nelle liste del partito democratico
serie WARLOCK N. 3
L’ ECLISSE DELL’ APOLLO !
art : GIL KANE
ALBO ORIGINALE DEL 1974
CONDIZIONI : BUONISSIME, DI BUSTA
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“The Apollo Eclipse!” / L’ECLISSE DELL’APOLLO !
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Jason Grey
- David Carter
- Ellie Roberts
- Eddie Roberts
- High Evolutionary
Villains:
Other Characters:
- Man-Beast (in Flashback)
- Barney Roberts
- Nathan Carter
- Rex Carpenter
- Hulk (in Flashback)
- Rhino (in Flashback)
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
- Apollocraft (Apollo’s Submarine)
Synopsis
Apollo is revealed to be a New Man in the form of a Warthog, his real name is revealed next issue.
Apollo takes Eddie and Ellie Roberts hostage and offers Warlock to trade himself for the twins.
Notes
- Apollo’s Vehicle was named in the following Issue
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“Come sing a searing Song of Vengeance!” / LA SCELTA !
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Barney Roberts
- David Carter
- Eddie Roberts
- Ellie Roberts
- Jason Grey
- Rex Carpenter
Villains:
- Triax (New Man) (Earth-616) (also as Apollo in Flashback)
Other Characters:
- Astrella
- Victor von Doom (Earth-1123)
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
- Apollocraft
Synopsis
Eddie Roberts is killed by Triax. Astrella makes Rex Carpenter
interfere in the battle between Triax and Warlock; Triax seems to be
startled by Carpenter. Col. Roberts gives the command to attack Triax,
angered the New Man throws Eddie Roberts off a building and Warlock is
too slow to save Eddie.
Notes
- On the Cover Triax is named Trax
- in later Issues of the Incredible Hulk Gerry Conway wrongly refers to Trax
- Genre:
- science fiction
- Characters:
- John Bentley
Synopsis
A scientist living during the height of the cold war invents a time
machine to escape the fear of the present day by traveling into a past
epoch. The first place he lands is the French revolution. He flees
guards who take his clothes for those of an aristocrat and want to
behead him. The next place his machine takes him is the Spanish
Inquisition (which no one expects). They put him on trial for sorcery,
so he jumps into his machine and lands in the time of the Black Plague.
He thinks maybe one more time will deposit him in a less fearful age,
but he ends up in gladiatorial Rome. He resolves to return to his own
century having learned the lesson that every age had its dangers and
mankind survives by facing up to them.
Notes
This story seems to be a retelling of “Time Machine”, a text
story first published in Mystic (Marvel, 1951 series) #57 (March 1957)
and reprinted many times subsequently; it shares the same structure and
moral, though the motive for building a time machine is different.
