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| − | He | + | He displays a keen awareness of tactically important information, such as an altar being the key source for generating a mystical area. |
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| − | * He does not appear when photographed, filmed or | + | * He does not appear when photographed, filmed, or recorded in any manner. While probably '''NOT''' a vampire, this trait suggests perhaps a ghostly source for his powers and origin. |
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| + | * It's possible that he might be King Arthur himself based on some of the information provided. He appears when someone is at a specific time of great need, providing them with inspiration to fight on. | ||
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| + | *It's widely thought the sword he carries is Excalibur. | ||
| − | * | + | * Inspiration for his creation might tie into Douglas MacArthur's famous quote, ''"Old Soldiers never die, they just fade away..."'' |
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| − | * Elliot Mills mentioned his last appearance | + | * Rocket newspaper reporter, Elliot Mills mentioned his last appearance prior to 1959, as occurring in 1944. Conflicting reports exist of an appearance in the early 1950s, presumably in the Korean War. This could be Mills getting older, just forgot about the appearance in Korea, but as a reporter it seems out of character. |
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Revision as of 17:12, 19 February 2017
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Powers
EquipmentHe carries a long-sword with an ornate hilt, a flintlock pistol, grenades, a bayoneted rifle, and a canteen. ObservationsHe displays a keen awareness of tactically important information, such as an altar being the key source for generating a mystical area. Speculations, Theories
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