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Comics character
Geomancer |
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Publisher | Valiant Comics |
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First appearance | Solar, Man of the Atom #10 (June, 1992) |
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Created by | Jim Starlin Don Perlin |
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Alter ego | Khanit Buck McHenry Geoff McHenry Lucinda Mendez Yuri Pierce Ana Kawainui Rokland Tate Aram Anni-Padda Kay McHenry Karana |
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Partnerships | Gilad Anni-Padda |
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Notable aliases | Speaker of The Earth |
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Abilities | Telepathic communication with the Earth Receive psychic impressions from objects Control over nature and the universe's natural energy sources Ability to cause objects to bend to their will |
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Publication history
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Original Valiant continuity
The Geomancers appeared in various comic titles published by Valiant Comics, including Eternal Warrior,[1] Archer and Armstrong, Doctor Solar, Rai, Timewalker, Magnus and Secret Weapons.[1] A separate Geomancer comic series was published in 1994,[2] lasting eight issues.[3]
2012 Valiant continuity
Fictional character biography
Original Valiant continuity
Geomancers are a lineage of men and women who, since 3500 BC, have been chosen by the Earth itself to defend it, with one Geomancer operating at a time. In the Viking era, it was a young boy.[4] When a Geomancer dies, his or her chosen successor takes their place. When a Geomancer has reached the end of their life-cycle their power is removed by a suicide ritual called Bagh-Nakh.
Geomancers were instrumental in many pivotal events in the Valiant Universe, including the Unity Conflict, the birth and upbringing of Magnus, Robot Fighter, the struggle against the Darque Power and the Harbinger Wars. Gilad Anni-Padda served as the "Fist and Steel" of the Geomancers for most of his life, failing three times to save a Geomancer.[5] In 1992, Geomancer Tashi Khatun authored a book entitled The Book of Geomancer, the tome of ultimate knowledge.
The first Geomancer was Khanit, who was chosen in 3500 BC.[6] Later Geomancers included Buck McHenry,[7] Geoff McHenry, Lucinda Mendez, Yuri Pierce,[8] Ana Kawainui, Rokland Tate and Aram Anni-Padda.
2012 Valiant continuity
In the second Valiant continuity, Kay McHenry serves as the Geomancer. Being a great grand-niece of the late Buck McHenry, she first appears in issue #6 of Archer & Armstrong volume 2.[9][10][11]
Powers and abilities
Geomancers can psychically communicate with the Earth, receive psychic impressions from objects and living organisms, possess innate healing abilities, read minds, control over nature and its energy sources[12] and cause objects to bend to their will.[13]
See also
References
External links
Valiant Comics |
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Valiant Universe (1992–1994) |
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Valiant universe publications |
- Archer & Armstrong
- Armorines
- Bloodshot
- Eternal Warrior
- Geomancers
- H.A.R.D. Corps
- Harbinger
- Magnus, Robot Fighter
- Ninjak
- Outcast
- Psi Lords
- PunX
- Rai
- The Second Life of Dr. Mirage
- Secret Weapons
- Shadowman
- Solar
- Timewalker
- Turok
- The Visitor
- X-O Manowar
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Miniseries | |
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Crossover | |
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Editors-in-chief |
- Jim Shooter (1989–1992)
- Bob Layton (1992–1994)
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Acclaim Comics (1994–2004) |
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Acclaim universe publications |
- Bloodshot
- Doctor Tomorrow
- Eternal Warriors
- Psi Lords
- Killer Instinct
- Magnus, Robot Fighter
- Ninjak
- N.I.O.
- Quantum and Woody
- Shadowman
- Sliders
- Trinity Angels
- Troublemakers
- Turok
- X-O Manowar
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Editors-in-chief |
- Fabian Nicieza (1994–1999)
- Walter Black (1999–2004)
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Valiant Entertainment (2005–present) |
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Ongoing series |
- Archer & Armstrong
- Bloodshot
- Bloodshot Reborn
- Doctor Mirage
- Doctor Tomorrow
- Eternal Warrior
- Harbinger
- Imperium
- Ivar, Timewalker
- Livewire
- Ninjak
- Quantum and Woody
- Rai
- Shadowman
- Unity
- Wrath of the Eternal Warrior
- X-O Manowar
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Miniseries |
- The Death Defying Dr. Mirage
- The Death Defying Dr. Mirage: Second Lives
- The Delinquents
- Secret Weapons
- Divinity
- Eternal Warrior: Days of Steel
- Harbinger: Omegas
- Faith
- Quantum and Woody Must Die
- Roku
- Shadowman: End Times
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Events |
- Armor Hunters
- Book of Death
- Dead Drop
- Harbinger Wars
- The Valiant
- 4001 AD
- Divinity III: Stalinverse
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Editors-in-chief |
- Dinesh Shamdasani (2005–2018)
- Warren Simons (2012–2018)
- Joe Illidge (2018)
- Robert Meyers (–present)
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Adaptations |
- Ninjak vs. the Valiant Universe (2018 web series)
- Bloodshot (2020 film)
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