Faora Hu-Ul
Audwin2000 (Talk | contribs) |
m (Added Header; Removed a Category; Typos) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[Image:Faora.jpg|left]] | [[Image:Faora.jpg|left]] | ||
| − | A vicious serial killer whose mastery of the [[Kryptonian]] martial art of [[Horu-Kanu]] makes her one of the [[Phantom Zone]]’s deadliest inhabitants. On Krypton, Faora Hu- | + | |
| + | '''Faora Hu-Ul''' | ||
| + | |||
| + | A vicious serial killer whose mastery of the [[Kryptonian]] martial art of [[Horu-Kanu]] makes her one of the [[Phantom Zone]]’s deadliest inhabitants. On Krypton, Faora Hu-Ul operated a concentration camp, which she filled with all of the males that she hated. These men were lured there by her beauty and then imprisoned. When Faora grew tired of tormenting a particular prisoner, she arranged to kill him. This behavior is responsible for the deaths of twenty-three of these so-called "prisoners". Following [[Jax-Ur]]'s sentence of life imprisonment for the destruction of the moon of [[Wegthor]] and its 500 inhabitants, Faora Hu-Ul was given the second-longest known sentence of incarceration within the Phantom Zone—three hundred years (Act No. 471, May 1977: "One Of Our Phantoms Is Missing!"). | ||
[[Category:Entries]] | [[Category:Entries]] | ||
| − | |||
[[Category:Aliens]] | [[Category:Aliens]] | ||
[[Category:Kryptonians]] | [[Category:Kryptonians]] | ||
Revision as of 23:51, 28 June 2007
Faora Hu-Ul
A vicious serial killer whose mastery of the Kryptonian martial art of Horu-Kanu makes her one of the Phantom Zone’s deadliest inhabitants. On Krypton, Faora Hu-Ul operated a concentration camp, which she filled with all of the males that she hated. These men were lured there by her beauty and then imprisoned. When Faora grew tired of tormenting a particular prisoner, she arranged to kill him. This behavior is responsible for the deaths of twenty-three of these so-called "prisoners". Following Jax-Ur's sentence of life imprisonment for the destruction of the moon of Wegthor and its 500 inhabitants, Faora Hu-Ul was given the second-longest known sentence of incarceration within the Phantom Zone—three hundred years (Act No. 471, May 1977: "One Of Our Phantoms Is Missing!").
