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Quote1 He is gone, Ikaris...he and Damian, as if they never were. Quote2
Karkas

Appearing in "The Herod Factor"

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Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

  • Geraldo Santos (Death)
  • Jack Kalen (Death)
  • Jaycie Kalen (Death)
  • Sylvia Pomeroy (reporter) (First appearance)
  • Vic Rhodes (Death) (Mentioned)
  • Janet Rhodes (Death) (Mentioned)
  • Ghaur (Only in flashback)
  • Celestials (Only in flashback)
  • Mrs. Ritter (Only in flashback)

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Locations:

Items:

  • Energy-gloves (Only in flashback)
  • Brain-mines
  • Dispersatron

Vehicles:

  • Eternal I.L.V. (Inertia-Less Vehicle)

Synopsis for "The Herod Factor"

  • Synopsis not yet written

Solicit Synopsis

When the Earth's teenaged twins begin turning up murdered, it is the first sign of an ancient Olympian prophecy come true, spelling the end not only for the Eternals, but for the Deviants and humanity as well!

Notes

  • This story contains a few continuity errors, including a reference in a flashback to how the Uni-Mind, which had left Earth in Avengers #248, had returned briefly to destroy the Deviant priestlord Ghaur in Eternals (Vol. 2) #12. In actuality, the Uni-Mind that defeated Ghaur was a different one than the Uni-Mind that had left for space.
    • Since those two Uni-Minds were different, how and why Ajak returned to Earth after he left for space as part of that first Uni-Mind was not actually revealed in this story.
  • In that same flashback, Phastos reminded the other Eternals of how the Celestials' Third Host had recently come to Earth. It was actually the Fourth Host.
  • Yrdisis is depicted as being blue-skinned when her skin is actually green.
  • Thena's statement that her twins were conceived during the "so-called Vietnamese War" should be considered a topical reference as per the Sliding Timescale of Earth-616.

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