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Ahri'ahn (more commonly referred to as Arion) is a fictional sword and sorcery superhero published by American company DC Comics. He debuted in Warlord (vol. 1) #55 (March 1982), and was created by Paul Kupperberg and Jan Duursema. [1]
- Ongoing series
- 1982-July 1985
- fantasy, superheroMagic
- DC Comics
Arion is an immortal demigod of the Atlantean pantheon born during the times of ancient Atlantis and is considered the greatest wizard in the civilization's history. As a force of order in physical form, he defended his kingdom and the Earth from the forces of evil and chaos like Garn Daanuth...
- Origin
- Creation
- Character Evolution
- Major Story Arcs
- Power and Abilities
New Earth
Arion is the product of two AtlanteanGods more than half a million years ago. His father was Calculha, a force of good and light, and his mother was Dark Majistra, a force of strife and darkness. Dark Majistra and Arion's evil twin brother, Garn Daanuth, tried to bring about a new age of magic by using the Zodiac Crystals, bringing devastation to the Earth. A young Arion sacrificed his life to save it but the result made him live for over 500,000 years in a state of intangibility in the realm...
Arion was created by Paul Kupperberg (writer) and Jan Duursema (artist) and first appeared in Warlord #55. Arion was originally ran as a back-up feature in the Warlord DC Comic series. The feature ran from issue 55 - 62. After that he got his own series, Arion Lord of Atlantis. This series ran for about three years totaling 35 issues.
Arion, Lord of Atlantis
When Arion returned to his physical form after living as a star for centuries, he was unaware of his history though ascended to a high position in Atlantis. His source of power was the stars themselves, able to draw power from the stellar sources to work his magic. While powerful, he was also arrogant, a trait unfitting for a agent for the Lords of Order and was given a trial to learn humility by his father. After, Arion became driven to live up to his destiny of protecting Atlantis and often...
Arion the Immortal
Shortly after regaining his magic with Darkworld as his source, changes in Darkworld left him completely depowered once again for over 45,000 years, leaving him to become reliant on mystical objects and psychic-based abilities. Though he retain his immortality, he did not retain his youth overtime. Eventually, the magic of Darkworld returns and is revealed that Darkworld itself is a magical realm spawned from a cosmic being's slumber, the dreams it creates powerful enough to create magic and...
Camelot Falls
Arion has visions of a cataclysmic future that is centered around Superman. Using certain mystical items, he travels forward a time where Superman exists. He shares his visions about the future and Superman's involvement in them with Superman and his friends. He shows them that because humanity became so dependent on Superman and other alien help, they don't develop naturally which eventually leads to an apocalypse. Arion hoped to have Superman retire in order to prevent this from happening....
New Earth
At full power, Arion possess astute skill in magic and is historically recognized as the Sorcerer Supreme of Altantis as well as the most powerful mage in it's history, having beaten Lords of Chaos originating from Atlantis such as that of Garn Daanuth and Chaon and a group known as the "Seven Lords of Hell". Zatanna once stated at the height of his power, he possessed near limitless power. Throughout his lifetime, Arion's magical powers were based on pulling from sources to energize his spel...
Prime Earth
Similar to his New Earth counterpart, Arion is a powerful mage capable of performing magic and is immortal though unlike his previous version, he produces magic naturally that can awaken metahuman abilities people are exposed to it. However, he retained the ability to siphon magic from beings even as powerful as Nabu or use the Blue Beetle Scarab's cosmic energy and occult energies as a source. In battle, he proved powerful enough to best Doctor Fate in two instances, besting Nabu himself aft...
Ahri'ahn, later known as Arion, is a powerful sorcerer-king of ancient Atlantis, scientist, and one of the Lords of Order. A legendary hero of both Atlantean and Amazon lore, he is often hailed as the first and greatest hero in the history of Atlantis.
Arion was the first immortal ruler of Atlantis since his grandfather Vandal Savage/Varl'jat responsible for its technological and magical advancements and the progenitor of the Homo Magi race.
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Ahri'ahn (more commonly referred to as Arion) is a fictional sword and sorcery superhero published by American company DC Comics. He debuted in Warlord (vol. 1) #55 (March 1982 ), and was created by Paul Kupperberg and Jan Duursema.
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Arion, a superhero in DC Comics, originated as an immortal wizard from ancient Atlantis. Initially outside DC's main storylines, he became integrated into Aquaman's Atlantis after Crisis on Infinite Earths.
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