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Avengers Alliance
REALM OF KINGS ( SEP090452)
Written by DAN ABNETT & ANDY LANNING
Penciled by LEONARDO MANCO
Cover by CLINT LANGLEY
One-Shot/Rated T+ ...$3.99
FOC-10/15/09, On-Sale-11/4/09
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Evil Avengers...it about time they come up with that...like the DC comic got Crime Syndicate of America, of The JLA LOL
Evil Iron Man reminds me of SpawnEvil Ms Marvel reminds me of the female character in Ninja Gaiden SigmaEvil Captain America is just wierd...Evil Thor is badass...The rest are just "meh"
:0fa9a8ae87="Goldhawk"]While I appreciate the need to have a star on the evil Captain America, but it really should be an inverted pentagram (as in the top point should be pointing downward) to be an evil pentagram.The regular pentagram was a Mideval symbol of the Virgin Mary, representing the five virtues of Mary. The inverted symbol was a perversion of the symbol, hence evil. Since the ...
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:0fa9a8ae87="Goldhawk"]While I appreciate the need to have a star on the evil Captain America, but it really should be an inverted pentagram (as in the top point should be pointing downward) to be an evil pentagram.The regular pentagram was a Mideval symbol of the Virgin Mary, representing the five virtues of Mary. The inverted symbol was a perversion of the symbol, hence evil. Since the inverted symbol matched up with head of a wild goat (two horns at the top, pointy ears pointing to the sides and the goat's beard at the bottom), it fit in with the symbol of the devil.[/quote:0fa9a8ae87]I agree with Goldhawk. As far as I know, the most popular literary character to feature a Pentagram on his shield was Sir Gawain in [i:0fa9a8ae87]Sir Gawain and The Green Knight[/i:0fa9a8ae87]. And I doubt there'd be any similarities between evil Cap and Sir Gawain. In most cultures and literary works, a Pentagram is used to ward off evil or symbolize virtue.
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The "evil" cap looks kinda like the cap in the [b:66e20fcb67][i:66e20fcb67]Almagram[/i:66e20fcb67][/b:66e20fcb67] marvel/dc crossover when him and superman combined and made "[b:66e20fcb67][i:66e20fcb67]Super Soldier[/i:66e20fcb67][/b:66e20fcb67]", i guess it's the shield n mask.
While I appreciate the need to have a star on the evil Captain America, but it really should be an inverted pentagram (as in the top point should be pointing downward) to be an evil pentagram.The regular pentagram was a Mideval symbol of the Virgin Mary, representing the five virtues of Mary. The inverted symbol was a perversion of the symbol, hence evil. Since the inverted symbol matched up ...
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While I appreciate the need to have a star on the evil Captain America, but it really should be an inverted pentagram (as in the top point should be pointing downward) to be an evil pentagram.The regular pentagram was a Mideval symbol of the Virgin Mary, representing the five virtues of Mary. The inverted symbol was a perversion of the symbol, hence evil. Since the inverted symbol matched up with head of a wild goat (two horns at the top, pointy ears pointing to the sides and the goat's beard at the bottom), it fit in with the symbol of the devil.
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