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So. Seeing as Griselda and the libertus have very short life spans. Is it possible he's going to salvage a zoacrystal off the dead bodies off of Jabir Ibn Hayyan and Luggnagg de Krumeggnic to keep her around?.....or could it be that he's just going to kill them and leave it at that because Agito might be aware that they were behind Richard Guyot's revival as a rogue and attack on the mansion? Payback?

Gold Key Comics was created in 1962 and has spawned a lot of cool super hero titles. While they went defunct in 1984 some of their characters are getting new comics even today thanks to Valiant, Dark Horse and now Dynamite. What makes the world of Gold Key interesting is that all their heroes exist in the same universe but at different times and places, a theme that connects them even now. Turok, Son of Stone, Dinosaur Hunter In its original run Turok was the story of a Turok a native american warrior trapped in Lost Land with along with his brother Andar. To begin with the series had an ongoing story but eventually became a story of the week series. The pair would face off against Dinosaurs (called Honkers because of the noises they make), many different tribes of primitive humans, prehistoric mammals and the odd monster or giant insect with nothing but their wits, knifes and arrows. While often not very scientifically accurate (although they do try) the series is fun for 60's era comic. However series never had a proper conclusion and Turok and Andar never escaped the lost lands . Valiant's Dinosaur Hunter is a squeal to the original although their is a bit of retconing. For example the Lost Land is not an inescapable valley but a place cut of from normal space/time that is connected to different points in past, present and future. Turok and the lost land were introduced in a big cross over where other Valiant heroes where fighting a being called Mothergod who had taken control of the lost land and tricked Turok into serving her. After helping the heroes to defeat Mothergod the lost land was destroyed and Turok was finally free but now stuck in the present day. The majority of the series see's Turok fighting the dinosaurs, primitive humans and the abominations of Mothergod who like himself are appearing across the world. This series was also very good, unlike his predecessor it had an ongoing story and character development for Turok. This series was also a more violent then Son of Stone but unlike other comics at the time it doesn't feel out of place or forced. Turok also got something of a upgrade. Years of fighting int beasts of the lost land has made him much stronger then he was in Son of Stone and he is now armed with his signature Tek-Bow thanks to Mothergod. Acclaim Comics Turok series was more of a re-imagining of the Turok universe. In this series Turok is not the character's name, but rather a title meaning 'Son of Stone'. The Turok must protect the barriers between this dimension and the others—the axis of all worlds being The Lost Lands, a place where creatures from across time and space had been dragged and where "Time has no meaning". Joshua Fireseed, the latest Turok, must travel between alternate universes stopping those who would try to conquer the Lost Lands, and thus all of the Multiverse with it. This series is notable for inspiring the Video Game series of the same name. I'v heard good thing about this series but never read it. I have played all the games which are awesome. Dark Horse took a stab at Turok in 2010 but because of license costs the series was very short lived. While its not perfect it was good start to a series. Currently Dynamite comic has the rights to Turok and their series seems to be doing well. I have yet to read it. Magnus Robot Fighter. Magnus is from the year 4000. At this time humanity has become over dependent on robots to the point were we even let them make important decisions for us because we have become so indulgent. With the threat of rouge robot or evil human domination on the horizon a robot known as 1A (a name which implies that he is the very first robot of his type ever manufactured) who seems to be self-aware and possess emotions, raised and trained Magnus to defend humanity. Magnus, as his title suggests, is powerful enough to engage robots in unarmed combat and was trained in a special style of martial arts geared specifically towards fighting them by taking advantage of their weak points. However he is not invincible so he wears cloths that repel laser and plasma weapons. He also has a special implant in his head that allows him pick up and understand robot communication signals. Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom Dr. Raymond Solar is out on a field in Atom Valley when an atomic bomb detonates prematurely. Although his body is converted to pure energy and hurled into space, Solar's consciousness has somehow survived; through sheer will he converts himself back to solid matter and drifts to earth as a misty green liquid. Reforming himself, he discovers that he has no heartbeat but is "a walking atomic power plant," By boosting his energy--eating cobalt pills, drinking down test tubes full of a radioactive isotope or exposing himself to lightning, for example--he turns green and can become a beam of light to enter places unseen, transform himself into electricity, fly through the air at supersonic speed, trace radio waves, fire lightning bolts from his eyes, live underwater by surrounding himself with an electrical field and melt objects with atomic heat. Perhaps his most remarkable ability is being able to stimulate molecules in the air, thus amplifying sounds made years earlier. Although he cannot be harmed by gunfire, drugs or physical assault, Dr. Solar can destroy himself if he ever uses too much energy. Solar must also wear protective goggles even when he is out of costume, lest his lightning vision cause him harm. Unhappily, Solar is so dangerously radioactive that, even wearing his cadmium-lined clothing, he can be in contact with other people for only a few minutes. The rest of the time he lives in an isolation chamber at a lab in Atom Valley. The Valiant version of Solar's powers are over energy as he is a being of pure energy. He can convert himself or other energy to matter and back again. His powers are limited by his mind's ability to think them up. He has split himself into more than one "being" so that he may stay on earth and search the universe at the same time. He can absorb a sun, and even bond with one. He has the ability to travel outside of space-time where reality doesn't exist. He does follow the laws of conservation as he can run low on energy. He recharges best with absorbing radiation forms of energy. The limits of his power was never found as he never was killed. Might Samson In the aftermath of a nuclear war, the world is populated by small tribes of humans as well as mutated plants and animals. Born to the peaceful N'Yark tribe in what was once New York City, young Samson possesses the strength and agility of 10 men. It is no problem for him to lift a car or catch a spear in flight. When his mother is killed by warlike invaders, Samson vows to use his powers to "protect the weak from the powerful, the good from the evil." Immediately thereafter he fights the most fearsome monster of the future world, the towering liobear. Though he defeats the upright beast, it mauls him, costing him an eye. Found and nursed back to health by a young woman named Sharmaine, Samson takes up with her and her father Mindor, a scientist who re-learns 25th century technology in the laboratory he has set up in an old bank vault. With their help Samson defends N'Yark from ravenous mutants and savage warlords. Doctor Adam Spektor Doctor Adam Spektor is an occult investigator who during his various inquires has found himself facing not only the occasional fake psychic but a number of real occult menaces from vampires (including Dracula), to werewolves, to mummies, swamp beasts, Frankenstein's monster, and other strange creatures. On occasion, he also got to see "how the other half lives," having his soul trapped in the body of a living mummy, having to claw his way out of a premature grave, and drinking the formula of the infamous Dr. Jekyll, temporarily transforming him into the monstrous Mr. Hyde. At one point he was even turned into a werewolf for a few months. Fortunately, however, his expertise in the occult and his supernatural connections were so good that he quickly found a cure. Dr. Spektor’s arduous tasks however have been made more bearable by his succession of beautiful assistants such as his Sioux secretary and lover Lakota Rainflower, his cousin Anne Sara, and his eventual new love interest Lu-Sai.

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It could be he knows about Apollon and that Apollon is targeting the rebels and wants to get their first for whatever reason. Things could get really interesting if Apollon shows up as well.

It's hard to say at this point... We don't know how much Agito has changed as a person. But this arc will surely show us. I honestly think he's there to take them out. He's got a greater number of Libertus with him, and no relic under the base to try and retrieve. And since they know these guys are behind the attack, it could very well be motivated by revenge to some degree.

Okay. This is a past favorite character subject by Jupiter himself. I'm willing to take my theory to the grave. Richard thought he needed the Guyver unit. Honestly, he had all the power he needed. He had Chronos under his thumb, all he had to do was report back to Barcas. Even that was too stressful for him to do. And than there are the delusions of grandeur that with a Guyver unit he'd have a god complex. Even though it took two Guyver's and one proto zoalord to face off against him. Serously? Bro, you still need that Guyver unit? Aside from the fact before we all knew about Exceed. It's obvious if I was Richard and I had a large portion of the world in my hands and the other Zoalords backing me up because thats sort of what they are there for. Who needs a Guyver unit when you've got support? Heck, if Barcas and Alkenphel wanted to put me up as a Zoalord, than I'd be their kind of guy. I'd bow and scrape. But no, not Richard. Richard has to have more power. He feels he deserved more. His greed is what messed him over. That is my assumption. In fact, as we look through Guyver Advocacy's fine manga, Richard's actions lead him to being weaker. Whose fault is that? Richards. So although he could have benefited from having a unit equipped. The only thing he has is not benefiting from is chasing after it.

Well done, I don't eat raw meat!

I think the catch phrase there is "variant". They were never able to duplicate the super soldier serum, which makes Captain America unique (or so they claim), It might be similar to the infinity formula of Nick Fury (but after original sin, I'm having doubts about the existence of the Infinity Formula). It's probably to keep her youth, but not maximize her capabilities to that of a peak human like that of Steve Rogers. Besides, even with the super soldier serum, they are still considered relatively human, meaning what they do can be replicated by any normal human.

There isn't any retail sites I'm aware of that have Guyver kits, more so the old rare ones. You're best off visiting ebay at least once a day to keep an eye on stuff there. Sooner or later everything appears there. As for getting the kits painted visit your local hobbie / model shop and get to know the owner of the place, they normally know someone good, or if not them check on-line for people who customise other things than Guyver. Whatever you do though be careful and only go for people who known good record of doing work for people. References from people who you can trust are worth their weight in gold.