Incredible Hercules Vol 1 117

Alternate Covers:
	Second Printing Variant
	Published
	July, 2008
"Sacred Invasion (Part 1) - The God Squad"
	Writer Greg Pak; Fred van Lente; Penciler Rafa Sandoval; Inker Roger Bonet; Colourist Marte Gracia; Letterer Joe Caramagna; Editor Mark Paniccia;

Look at you guys! 'The God Squad!' I love it! You should all get matching t-shirts!

-- Amadeus Cho

Appearing in "Sacred Invasion (Part 1) - The God Squad"

Featured Characters:

Hercules, Prince of Power, the Lion of Olympus (Main story and flashback)

Supporting Characters:

Amadeus Cho
"Kirby"
Athena Parthenos
"God Squad" (First appearance)
- Atum, Demogorge, The Primal Slayer, the God-Eater (Joins team) (Also appear in vision)
- Snowbird (Narya) (Main story and flashback) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Joins team}}
- Ajak, He Who Talks With Celestials / Tecumotzin, Lord of Flight (Main story and flashback) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Joins team}}
- Amatsu-Mikaboshi, August-Star-of-Morning (Main story and flashback) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Joins team}}

Villains:

Skrull Empire (Main story and flashback)
- Skrull Imperial Starfleet
- Imposter at the Atlas Foundation (Head)
Skrull Pantheon (Vision)
- Kly'bn, the Eternal Skrull (Vision) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}
- Sl'gur't of the Infinite Names (Vision) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First full appearance}}
"Demonic interlopers from Uku Pacha, the Lower World" {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only in flashback}}

Other Characters:

Olympians
- Urania, the Muse of Prophecy (First appearance)
- Zeus Panhellenios (Mentioned)
Gaea / Izanami (Mentioned)
NYPD
Council Elite
- Gods of the North
  - Hodiak
- Gods of the South
  - Tezcatlipoca, God of the Smoking Mirror
- Gods of the East
  - Izanagi-No-Mikoto (Main story and flashback)
- Horus
- Altjira
- Kwaku Anansi
Atlas Foundation (Mentioned)
Nelvanna (Mentioned)
Great Beasts (Mentioned)
- Kolomaq (Mentioned)
- Tanaraq (Mentioned)
Omega Flight (Canadian heroes team) (Only in flashback)
- Guardian (Michael Pointer) (Only in flashback)
Alpha Flight (Mentioned)
- Shaman (Mentioned)
- James MacDonald Hudson (Mentioned)
Jaxon's Omega Flight and/or the Master of the Worlds's Omega Flight (Mentioned)
Argonauts (Only in flashback)
- Atalanta (First appearance) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only in flashback}}
- Orpheus (First appearance) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only in flashback}}
- Jason (Only in flashback)
- Hylas (First appearance) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only in flashback}}
Avengers (Mentioned)
- Captain America (Mentioned)
Celestials (Only in flashback)
- Nezarr (Only in flashback)
- Jemiah the Analyzer (Mentioned)
- Dreaming Celestial (Mentioned)
Eternals (Mentioned)
- Makkari (Mentioned)
Skrulls {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only in flashback}}
Deviants (Mentioned)
Demons of Yomi {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only in flashback}}
Attuma (Mentioned)
Gods of Egypt (Mentioned)
- Osiris (Mentioned)
- Geb or Shu^[3] {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|mentions| | | }}
Rainbow Serpent (Mentioned)
Asgardians (Mentioned)
- Thor (Mentioned)
Hulk (Mentioned)
S.H.I.E.L.D. (Mentioned)
Stephen Colbert (Named only)

Races and Species:

Olympians
Skrulls
Eternal Skrulls (First appearance)
Humans
Human-Olympian Hybrids
Manidoog
Amatsu-Kami
Inua
Inua-Human Hybrids
Mutants
Ennead
Aboriginal Gods
Tēteoh
Celestials (Only in flashback)
Eternals
Deviants (Mentioned)
"Demonic interlopers from Uku Pacha, the Lower World" {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only in flashback}}
Great Beasts (Mentioned)
Asgardians (Mentioned)

Locations:

Earth plane
- Earth
  - United States of America
    - New York City (Only in flashback)
      - Greenwich Village (Only in flashback)
    - San Francisco (Only in flashback)
      - Lombard Street (Only in flashback)
  - Canada
    - Cape Columbia
  - Ancient Greece (Thessaly) (Only in flashback)
    - Iolkos (Only in flashback)
  - Peru (Only in flashback)
    - Andes (Only in flashback)
      - Citadel of the Space Gods (Only in flashback)
  - Greece (Mentioned)
  - Egypt (Mentioned)
- Sun
Yomi, Land of the Dead
Dreamtime
- Dream Dimension^[4]
- Realm of the Skrull Pantheon (Mentioned)
Uku Pacha, the Lower World (Mentioned)
Olympus (Mentioned)
Floating World (Mentioned)
Heaven (Mentioned)

Items:

Book of Worlds (Mentioned)
Fractal Scriptures of Jemiah the Analyzer (Mentioned)

Vehicles:

Argo (Only in flashback)
"Godmobile" {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}
Skrull ships
- Skrull Battleship

Events:

Skrull Invasion
Third Host (Mentioned)
Ragnarök (Mentioned)

Synopsis for "Sacred Invasion (Part 1) - The God Squad"

Synopsis not yet written.

↑ Atum mentions Horus as the son of the son of his son (meaning his great-grandson), when he is his great-great-grandson ({{Expansion depth limit exceeded|comic| | }}'s entry of Horus corrects Atum's statement), being the son of Osiris, son of Geb, son of Shu, son of Atum.
↑ {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|comic| | }} states they leave from the collective human unconsciousness, which is the definition of the Dream Dimension, according to Nightmare's entry in {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|comic| | }} and the Aboriginal Gods' entry in {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|comic| | }}
↑ ^3.00 ^3.01 ^3.02 ^3.03 ^3.04 ^3.05 ^3.06 ^3.07 ^3.08 ^3.09 ^3.10 ^3.11 ^3.12 ^3.13 ^3.14 ^3.15 ^3.16 ^3.17 Atum mentions Horus as the son of the son of his son (meaning his great-grandson), when he is his great-great-grandson (Thor & Hercules: Encyclopaedia Mythologica #1's entry of Horus corrects Atum's statement), being the son of Osiris, son of Geb, son of Shu, son of Atum.
↑ ^4.00 ^4.01 ^4.02 ^4.03 ^4.04 ^4.05 ^4.06 ^4.07 ^4.08 ^4.09 ^4.10 ^4.11 ^4.12 ^4.13 ^4.14 ^4.15 ^4.16 ^4.17 Incredible Hercules #1 states they leave from the collective human unconsciousness, which is the definition of the Dream Dimension, according to Nightmare's entry in Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #10 and the Aboriginal Gods' entry in Thor & Hercules: Encyclopaedia Mythologica #1

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Incredible Hercules Vol 1 117

Appearing in "Sacred Invasion (Part 1) - The God Squad"

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