Earth
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18th Century Pt. 2
Reincarnarnations In the 18th Century, Prince Khufu lived as an unnamed Afro-American slave… …and Vandal Savage lived both as Blackbeard and, later, as an advisor to Napolean. 1739 King George deputized Jane de la Marie to capture the notorious highwayman, Tom Palmer. In doing so, she would free her husband from imprisonment in the Tower…
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The American Revolution
Miss Liberty During the early years of the American Revolution, a nurse named Bess Lynn donned a costume in the colors of the American flag, accessorized with a mask and wig, and called herself, “Miss Liberty.” After encountering Tomahawk and Dan Hunter, she often joined them in fighting the enemy… 1776 In 1776, Miss Liberty…
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Tomahawk
1753 The redman’s attacks on the western-most colonies had become more and more savage — and usually caught us by surprise… Jeremy Coe discovered an immense underground cave in Gotham Town that he used as a base of operations… Here’s where I hide — and disguise myself as an Indian! See all those bats? The’ve…
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18th Century
The Gay Ghost Near the ancient castle of Connaught in County Ulster, Ireland… Shot by marauding highwaymen, Averet died… In the afterlife… The power to let you return to Earth – to avenge the evil that men do down there! Men are often blind to the wrong that is done them! You – you –…
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17th Century
In 1609, Jan Lippershey invented the telescope while Henry Hudson struggled to get England to approve a voyage to find a faster route to India. Gotham City In 1635, Captain Jon Logerquist, a Swedish mercenary, founded Gotham. He named the settlement “Fort Adolphus” after Gustavaus Adolphus, the Swedish general. In 1674, Forth Adolphus was ceded…
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Halloween Break
We’re taking a break this month to celebrate the annual #countdowntohalloween at our sister site, ClassicHorrors.club. Join us there daily for discussions of classic horror films, sci-fi movies, and psychological thrillers. Have a super-Halloween!
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14th Century
Many centuries ago, a supernova of “celestial cataclysmic force” altered the constellations that ruled the mystic abilities of those attuned to them. But there was one among them, a young witch named Citrina, whom the wizard-leaders of the 12 cities of gems had prepared with a magic stone… One whose power would come alive only…
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Azrael
We’ve previously mentioned the Knights Templar, a Catholic military order that participated in the Crusades for the Holy Land. During this time, a group of knights had a falling out with the Templars and established a secret cabal in Switzerland. This splinter group devoted itself to the teachings of Saint Dumas and created an angel…
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Rome
In the 8th Century BCE, Rome was “the center of man and his activities…” Blackbriar Thorn The druids were a sect of ancient Celtic priests/magicians that thrived in Europe. It is said the druids could control the elements and bring down snow, storm, and darkness — that they could cast mist over the landscape… produce…
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Stone Age Stories
Although there had been advances in mankind, the Stone Age technically didn’t end until somewhere between 2000 and 4000 B.C. That means there are still stories to tell… Kong the Untamed During the Paleolithic era in the early Stone Age, a child was born to a woman named Attu and her tribe’s chief, Trog the…
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