IMPERIUS REX! Namor the Sub-Mariner Appreciation 2021

[Thor-El]

I'm somewhat speechless ... but had to share this Lego Christmas Elf Namor. O_O






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Well, I like that he has the attitude and has the five o'clock shadow like my version. I can tell Santa probably designates him to bring coal and beat up the bullies when necessary.

[Thor-El]

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[Oberon]

No of course not, lol. the part I misread seemed like the word 'sybil' don't ask why.

[Thor-El]

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[Reviresco]

A side of Namor we've not seen before. Doctor Namor!

Great posts, Thor-El!

[Phoenixx9]

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A side of Namor we've not seen before. Doctor Namor!

Great posts, Thor-El!

Hahahaha.

Namor's prescription is the same as the reason for the malady: "You do not lift weights! You do not work out! You must Pump-It-Up!

[Thor-El]

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[Oberon]

I am enjoying Dissection of King Namor.

Western provinces. so that is what it comes to. Atlantis was never just one city. It was more like a region or country/nation. Maybe there were more than one city named Atlantis even.

I mean if the Inhumans were amongst several colonies spread out around the world, than why not.

Also makes the ideas that Lemuria considered or should have considered Atlantis to be a colony - or vice a versa.
Just musing. I get tired of Atlantis being destroyed and then another year goes by and it happens again.
These are all other cities and some such maybe.

[Doombot]

There was only ever one Rome, in spite of a Roman Empire, Roman ideals, Roman citizens and "Roman" provinces, outposts and territories, all of which existed outside the city named Rome. While we do know there are, or have been, technically more than one Atlantis, it's supposed to be a singular capital City State with an expansive empire. The problem is Marvel has never pinned any of this down, so everything seems to be up for debate and any new writer seems to just do whatever they like, including destroying the place every other year.

[ImperiusWrecked]

There was only ever one Rome, in spite of a Roman Empire, Roman ideals, Roman citizens and "Roman" provinces, outposts and territories, all of which existed outside the city named Rome. While we do know there are, or have been, technically more than one Atlantis, it's supposed to be a singular capital City State with an expansive empire. The problem is Marvel has never pinned any of this down, so everything seems to be up for debate and any new writer seems to just do whatever they like, including destroying the place every other year.

Also wasn't the Antarctic kingdom also called Tha-Korr's city? not the actual atlantis, but it was never intended to be atlantis to begin with, but I recall an old marvel map calling it that.

Once again, until we get a good writer to work out the world building then all we have are scraps, the whole "Atlantis is a people" from that Namor series is the lazy way imo to wave off all the destroyed cities.

[Oberon]

It almost seems fans are better at world building in this instance. For there are truly fragments to go on, which get differing reinterpretations, not helping any of this.

[Thor-El]

I am enjoying Dissection of King Namor.

Thank you, Oberon. Glad you are enjoying it!

[Thor-El]

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[ImperiusWrecked]

It almost seems fans are better at world building in this instance. For there are truly fragments to go on, which get differing reinterpretations, not helping any of this.

Fans are imo more dedicated to getting things like worldbuilding fleshed out because we care about the characters and world without any red tape holding us down, not that the writers/artists who work on the books don't care but they have their hands tied like 80% of the time with deadlines, limitations on their writing from the higher ups, etc. but fans are more free to imagine and spend all the time they want worldbuilding.

[Oberon]

Some of our characters are popular in their beginnings, then maybe not as much, then again (Namor with Byrne) and then subject to various other editor or writer ideas, searching for a twist in their plot or whatever. Namor or the similar become a character role without a true voice. And all these other writers add to the chaos of good continuity, especially where it matters. Atlantis and underwater realms are too big and vast to not have some 'creator's bible' on them.