Agamemnon
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| − | + | In Greek history (possibly myth), the king of Mycenae. He was the commander-in-chief of the Greek armies in the war to recover Helen, the wife of his brother Menelaus, from the Trojans. [[Superman]] meets Agamemnon, and helps him complete construction of the legendary Trojan horse, during a time-journey to ancient Greece that he makes in July-August 1948 (S No. 53/2: "The Oracle from Metropolis!"). (TGSB) | |
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Agamemnon
In Greek history (possibly myth), the king of Mycenae. He was the commander-in-chief of the Greek armies in the war to recover Helen, the wife of his brother Menelaus, from the Trojans. Superman meets Agamemnon, and helps him complete construction of the legendary Trojan horse, during a time-journey to ancient Greece that he makes in July-August 1948 (S No. 53/2: "The Oracle from Metropolis!"). (TGSB)
