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| rdfs:comment | - The series can be defined as Space Opera, Atom Punk, and borders on Magical Realism with various allegorical references to Mercury, Phaeton, Baal (Phonecian Storm God), and others. The principle nemesis in the series at first is a mystery, their origins and natures being revealed only slowly, and are similar to the Demonic Rakshasa in Hindu mythology. Winteroud (talk) 05:28, 27 June 2012 (UTC)
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| abstract | - The series can be defined as Space Opera, Atom Punk, and borders on Magical Realism with various allegorical references to Mercury, Phaeton, Baal (Phonecian Storm God), and others. The principle nemesis in the series at first is a mystery, their origins and natures being revealed only slowly, and are similar to the Demonic Rakshasa in Hindu mythology. Winteroud (talk) 05:28, 27 June 2012 (UTC) The series is Illsutrated by Neil Thacker, with the current blog (Tales from the Pandoran Age: Caldris) being illustrated by a number of artists creating and animated film of the series: Neil Thacker, Roy Rudder, Steve Alman, and Gabriel Montagudo.
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