What know you of such things? Whereupon do you judge my soul in matter past your understanding? Have at thee, feckless one! Whilst you gallivant through the centuries pursuing vapors, I fight battles for mankind--! I raise my sword for the defenseless--! The victimized... for whole nations who need a champion!
The Musketeers![]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- D'Artagnan (First appearance)
- Geomancer / Duchess Angelique D'Terre (First appearance)
- Ilysee (Only appearance; dies)
- Ivar Anni-Padda (First appearance)
Villains:
- King Louis XIV (Single appearance)
- The Man in the Iron Mask / Henri VII of France (Only appearance; dies)
Other Characters:
- Alexandre Dumas (Mentioned only)
- Athos (Mentioned only)
- Barkeeper
- Cardinal Richelieu (Mentioned only)
- Porthos (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Items:
- Archer's Journal
- D'Artagnan' Memoirs
- Ivar's Polaroid Camera
Vehicles:
Credits[]
- Writers: Barry Windsor-Smith, Jon Hartz (idea)
- Pencilers: Barry Windsor-Smith
- Inkers: Bob Wiacek
- Colorists: Maurice Fontenot, Mike Cavallaro (additional), Knob Row (additional)
- Letterers: George Roberts, Jr.
- Cover Artists: Barry Windsor-Smith, Maurice Fontenot
- Editors: Bob Layton
- Editor-in-Chief: Bob Layton
Synopsis[]
This double-sized epic actually combines Eternal Warrior #8 and Archer & Armstrong #8 into one unforgettable tale! It is the story of how the immortal brothers, Gilad, Aram, and Ivar, were the original Three Musketeers. In fulfilling his duty as the Fist and Steel of the Geomancers, Gilad dupes his brothers into helping the cause. But, when they realize the truth, Aram and Ivar part ways with Gilad, who places duty over brotherhood.[1]
Rough Riders (pinup #1)[]
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- United States Army
- Rough Riders
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Credits[]
- Pencilers: Tom Mandrake
- Inkers: Tom Mandrake
- Colorists: Paul Autio
American Civil War (pinup #2)[]
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Other Characters:
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Credits[]
- Pencilers: Paul Gulacy
- Inkers: Paul Gulacy
- Colorists: David Chlystek as Dave Chlystek
Prohibition Era (pinup #3)[]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Al Capone (In a photograph only)
- Chicago Police Department
Locations:
Credits[]
- Pencilers: Rags Morales
- Inkers: Bob Layton
- Colorists: Jorge Gonzalez
Custer's Last Stand (pinup #4)[]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Native Americans
- United States Army
- George Armstrong Custer (in the background)
Locations:
Credits[]
- Pencilers: Alan Weiss
- Inkers: Alan Weiss
- Colorists: CJ
William Tell (pinup #5)[]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
Items:
Credits[]
- Pencilers: Andrew Wendel
- Inkers: Bob Layton
- Colorists: Andrew Wendel
Green Dragon (pinup #6)[]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Credits[]
- Pencilers: Jan Duursema
- Inkers: Jan Duursema
- Colorists: Maria Beccari
Notes[]
- This publication was shipped as a double-issue together with Archer & Armstrong #8.
- The indicia reads "ARCHER & ARMSTRONG Vol. 1 No. 8 & ETERNAL WARRIOR Vol. 1 No. 8".
- The story combines elements of the historical adventure novels "The Three Musketeers" and "The Vicomte of Bragelonne: Ten Years Later" written by French author Alexander Dumas in 1844 and 1847, respectively.
Quotes[]
What know you of such things? Whereupon do you judge my soul in matter past your understanding? Have at thee, feckless one! Whilst you gallivant through the centuries pursuing vapors, I fight battles for mankind--! I raise my sword for the defenseless--! The victimized... for whole nations who need a champion!
I'm afraid that Polaroid cameras, or any cameras for that matter, hadn't been invented in 1659! Uhm, them--that make this picture and your entire story...somewhat...suspect. Don't you think, Sir?
- -- Archer
Time-Travel. Well, that explains everything, Mister Armstrong... Why didn't I think of that-- silly me.
- -- Archer
Gallery[]
Cover Art[]
Panels[]
Pinups[]
Related[]
References[]
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