I-Ching
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| − | Mystic, oriental philosopher, and spiritual mentor, the blind I-Ching trains [[Wonder Woman]] in martial arts and philosophical disciplines after she renounces many of her Amazonian powers. | + | Mystic, oriental philosopher, and spiritual mentor, the blind I-Ching trains [[Wonder Woman]] in martial arts and philosophical disciplines after she renounces many of her [[Amazons|Amazonian]] powers (first appearance: Wonder Woman No. 179, Nov/Dec 1968: "Wonder Woman's Last Battle!"). Ching (and later, [[Diana Prince]]) come to the aid of [[Superman]] during the time of the [[Sand Superman]]'s existence on Earth (S No. 240, Jul 1971: "To Save a Superman"; and others). Ching is instrumental in healing Superman, in identifying the source of the sand being, and in helping to show a path forward for the [[Man of Steel]]. |
see [[Quarrm]] and the [[Sand Superman]] | see [[Quarrm]] and the [[Sand Superman]] | ||
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| + | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Ching_%28comics%29 Wikipedia Entry on I-Ching] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:01, 6 December 2007
I-Ching
Mystic, oriental philosopher, and spiritual mentor, the blind I-Ching trains Wonder Woman in martial arts and philosophical disciplines after she renounces many of her Amazonian powers (first appearance: Wonder Woman No. 179, Nov/Dec 1968: "Wonder Woman's Last Battle!"). Ching (and later, Diana Prince) come to the aid of Superman during the time of the Sand Superman's existence on Earth (S No. 240, Jul 1971: "To Save a Superman"; and others). Ching is instrumental in healing Superman, in identifying the source of the sand being, and in helping to show a path forward for the Man of Steel.
see Quarrm and the Sand Superman
