| rdfs:comment | - Dr. Merlin is a wizard who's reputed to be one of Lady Jettatura's major enemies. “Oh, Heavens Above, NO!” Miss Wickham responded. “That’s Lady Jettatura, my arch-enemy! Or at least… she’s the nastiest villain that I’ve personally faced. I think that I run well after the Magus as HER arch-enemy. And Dr. Merlin. And Reverend Englund. And the Golden Mandarin. And…” Karen let that trail off, reluctantly allowing that while she might be the predominant practitioner of the Mystic Arts in Cincinnati, on a global scale, she was pretty small taters.
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| abstract | - Dr. Merlin is a wizard who's reputed to be one of Lady Jettatura's major enemies. “Oh, Heavens Above, NO!” Miss Wickham responded. “That’s Lady Jettatura, my arch-enemy! Or at least… she’s the nastiest villain that I’ve personally faced. I think that I run well after the Magus as HER arch-enemy. And Dr. Merlin. And Reverend Englund. And the Golden Mandarin. And…” Karen let that trail off, reluctantly allowing that while she might be the predominant practitioner of the Mystic Arts in Cincinnati, on a global scale, she was pretty small taters. The Green Witch talks to him after Lady Jettatura's Halloween attack on Cincinatti. “And how is Seabury doing?” Dr. Merlin asked over the video conference link. Most mystical superheroes use either a metallic mask or helmet (ala Dr. Fate) or a hooded cape that somehow manages to consistently cast a shadow that obscures their features as a half-mask would, the turban having died a particularly nasty death in the 1960s. Dr. Merlin had both, and his mask was cast in the minimally expressive form of a bearded man. He mentions Whateley Academy to the Green Witch, who seems to know nothing about it.
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