History
He also incited the supervillains Melter, Whiplash, and Man-Bull to form the team Death Squad to vie for the Golden Globe of Power. The Death Squad fought Iron Man at a comic book convention, but were decisively defeated.[3]
Iron Man, who had come to realize that the Black Lama was a serious threat, and that all of his bizarre claims contradicted each other, intervened when the Lama bestowed the Golden Globe on Firebrand, and all three were drawn into another dimension together.
Here, the absurd truth was revealed: the Black Lama was a traveler from an alternate Earth, the king of one of many small kingdoms that exist there instead of the United States of America. Not only that, he was actually the other-dimensional counterpart of Gerald Ford, the then-president of the US. He had grown bored with his all-too-mundane life as king, and had sought excitement by traveling to another dimension via the Golden Globe. But the transition had driven him insane; in his delusional state, he had decided to make someone change places with him and send them back to his world; he believed this would restore his sanity.
Now back in his own dimension, King Jerald turned out to be a perfectly agreeable sort, who helped Iron Man to return home, taking Gary Gilbert with him and finally ending the "War of the Super-Villains."[4]Attributes
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Trivia
- Jerald is the Earth-7511 counterpart of Vice President Gerald Ford of Earth-616.[1]
- The planet Galador also has a Golden Globe of Power.[5]
See Also
- 11 appearance(s) of Jerald (Earth-7511)
- 3 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Jerald (Earth-7511)
- 1 mention(s) of Jerald (Earth-7511)
- 2 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Jerald (Earth-7511)
- 5 image(s) of Jerald (Earth-7511)