Andromeda (Armstrong's wife)
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both are important. Even good creators write bad stories and vice versa. I don't know anyone who would argue the 2nd half of A&A was as good as or better (or even decent) when compared with 1-12.ManofTheAtom wrote:Imagine if every comic book in existance ended after the original creative team left.
Do people collect the credit box for the creators or the stories for the characters?
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Well, here on the boards, most of us are collecting the universe, even if that includes Psi-Lords #3 (I was going to put a smiley face after that, but then I realized that there was nothing funny about it)ManofTheAtom wrote:Imagine if every comic book in existance ended after the original creative team left.
Do people collect the credit box for the creators or the stories for the characters?
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Re: Andromeda (Armstrong's wife)
Isn't there a Valiant Files card with an image of Armstrong as a greek god?Robbstrd wrote:magnusr wrote:Don't remember reading much more about her. Maybe some of the Greek gods were Harbingers or similar? Maybe some had prolonged lives? There was a mention once that Aram was one of the Greek gods (not canon, it was what someone mentioned, so it might be wrong).Robbstrd wrote:Just finished re-reading the storyline with her at the beginning of the series, & was wondering if her alleged immortality was ever explained. How long has she been alive? IIRC, Ivar, Gilad, & Aram are the only "born" immortals in VH1.
Don't think anything was ever stated, but one can make some coherent guesswork.
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I think in Eternal Warrior #3 (immediately after Unity), Alcott's daughter says Gilad is like Hercules & he replies "No, that was my brother."
