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	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Sargon the Sorcerer
		Mystic and quite a few others, Sargon the Sorcerer was of the sub-sub-genre that wore a turban as part of the magician get-up.
		Aside from illustrating hundreds of miscellaneous crime, war and mystery stories, Purcell was associated with several minor heroes, from co-creating The Gay Ghost and Lando, Man of Magic in the early 1940s, to drawing the last dozen or so Sea Devils stories in the mid '60s.
		Sargon remained in All-American for a couple of years, but was never one of the featured players.
	www.toonopedia.com /sargon.htm (674 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Sargon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Sargon of Akkad (Å arrukÃ®n, also known as Sargon the Great, Sargon I), Mesopotamian king, founder of the city of Agade and the Akkadian dynasty, unifier of Sumer and Akkad (2334 BC - 2279 BC).
		Simon Sargon, 20th century American composer and professor.
		Sargon, a metal band from Barcelona that mixes arab music with metal music.
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/Sargon (129 words)

	Sargon the Sorcerer - Definition, explanation
		Sargon the Sorcerer is a fictional character, a second string mystic, superhero, sorcerer in DC Comics during the Golden age of comic books.
		Sargon debuted in All American Comics #26, with a publication date of May, 1941.
		He looked like a swami, turban and all, and possessed a mystic ruby which allowed him to control anything he touches (touching the ground lets him erect a wall, for instance).
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/s/sa/sargon_the_sorcerer.php (137 words)

	Zatanna 1 - Barbelith
		The other participants were - then - totalling seven: Zatanna, Constantine (http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/h/hellblaz.htm), Doctor Occult (http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery;jsessionid=vmgrde2ibrgt?method=4anddsid=2222anddekey=Doctor+Occultandgwp=8andcurtab=2222_1andsbid=lc04a), Mento (Steve Dayton) (http://www.titanstower.com/source/whoswho/dayton.html), Sargon the Sorceror (http://www.answers.com/Sargon%20the%20Sorceror) and Zatara (http://www.answers.com/Zatara) - the latter two were burned to death and Mento was left mentally incontinent by the force of the experience.
		If Baron Winter(s) is not counted, then this is yet another occurrence of a group of six heroes failing at their mission without a seventh member.
		Gwydion is a sorceror from Welsh legend, of a suitably ambivalent morality.
	www.barbelith.com /faq/index.php/Zatanna_1 (1183 words)

	apokolips_meta
		GAROKK (Gary): Sorceror born to two homo magi parents, who met Clark Kent when both of them were infants and became friends with him.
		The chief super-hero of Earth-T, and a dimensional counterpart of Captain Marvel.
		He was given super-powers by an Indian sorceror, and changes from a young boy into Captain Thunder by rubbing his belt buckle and saying the word, “Thunder!”.
	dark_mark.tripod.com /apokolips_meta.html (17776 words)

	powermeta
		SARGON THE SORCEROR (John Sargent): Master magican, former member of the All-Star Squadron.
		Sargon was one of the sorcerors John Constantine used in his seance to monitor the Dark, and died when the Dark's power immolated him.
		BLUE LAMA: An evil sorceress with blue skin who fought Sargon the Sorceror on a number of occasions, before having a love affair with him that produced a normal-skinned male child.
	dark_mark.tripod.com /powermeta.html (8441 words)

	Swamp Thing Chronology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Mentions Sargon's 1945 attempt to steal a sacred mystical parchment from the Vatican; he is stopped by the magical members of the All-Star Squadron (Dr. Fate, Dr. Occult and Zatara).
		Sargon goes "into the light" of the Tree of Knowledge, but when the Swamp Thing cleanses the tree, he is trapped inside it — between heaven and hell.
		The Traveler claims Sargon's Ruby of Life, which is said to await the coming of a "star-child." For his accomplishments, Alec is appointed joint champion of the the Parliament of Stones and Trees.
	www.mykey3000.com /cosmicteams/docs/swampthing.html (6597 words)

	Sargon - Definition, explanation
		There have been two monarchs, a cat, and a comic book fictional character named Sargon:
		Sargon is also the name of a series of chess-playing software programs for personal computers.
		This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/s/sa/sargon.php (101 words)

	The Lesser Evil \| Theodore Beale
		Crumpling the paper in his left hand, the sorceror turns as he tosses the wad towards the fire, failing to observe that it falls to the floor just centimeters short of its intended destination.
		Minutes later the sorceror stands before him, wearing his clothes with the martial bearing of a man long accustomed to command.
		The general stares dully at the sorceror, his mind numb with fear, and he cannot even flinch as the evil one points a finger at him.
	www.eternalwarriors.com /TBlesser.html (15228 words)

	Allies, Contacts and Adversaries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Icarus and his bodyguard Sargon have crossed paths with the Cadre on many occasions and relations have been strained at best.
		Icarus is a free agent who plays all sides of the field (on occasion at the same time) and has double-crossed both the Cadre and most of the ruling Prides of Montreal at least once (the Cadre specifically has lost count!).
		He is known to be extremely old (rumor has it over 120), a great sorceror and have unparalleled mastery over Religarium.
	www3.sympatico.ca /m.direnzo/allies.htm (457 words)

	Badseed.htm Review of the Andy Diggle and Enrique Breccia Graphic Novel Swamp Thing: Bad Seed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		And the writing, story and characterisation is, well, just plain awful.
		It's not that I mind the resurrection of Sargon the Sorceror, killed off by Moore; after all, dead comics characters come back to life all the time.
		And it's not that I necessarily mind simple continuity errors (for instance John Constantine raising Alec Holland's body from the swamp, though the remains were in fact reburied by the Swamp Thing back in "The Burial"), though in fact such errors do niggle.
	www.concatenation.org /frev/thingbadseed.html (265 words)

	DC Villains List
		Dimmick (All-American #45; Sargon foe) - crook who conjures demon.
		Lightning Bug (Sensation #76; Sargon foe) - projects stunning "Z-rays" through her antennae; has a special escape car.
		Voltini (Sensation #80; Sargon foe) - uses electrical devices.
	blaklion.best.vwh.net /gav_dc.html (12527 words)

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		Johnathan is a Britishman by Birth and something of a legend among Sorcerors as he is reffered to as the "Gentleman" sorceror in such circles.
		Having destroyed a fairly large number demons (an awesome ammount for a "mere mortal") and a few angels he is likely not to be welcomed by either side but has no desire to be undead either.
		Oddly the only Celestial the "Gentleman Sorceror" has any sympathy for whatsoever is Hapitas herself whom he still is deeply and hopelessly in love with and would gladly go to whatever reward (or punishment) he is destined or fated for (or perhaps neither yet) for her.
	www.sjgames.com /innomine/digests/2000/12/1-1990.txt (5956 words)

	Superman Homepage
		In The Brave and the Bold, he was revealed to be - as both Wildcat and boxing champ Ted Grant - a friend of Batman.
		Sargon the Sorceror and Zatara the Magician, like Wildcat, were also apparently older heroes on Earth-One, although they both were introduced with the likes of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman during the Golden Age.
		Yet, several super-heroes - including The Shining Knight, Robotman, Congo Bill, The Vigilante, TNT and Dyna-Mite, and Johnny Thunder - were possibly contemporary characters alongside the rest of the Justice League of America.
	www.supermanhomepage.com /comics/who-classic/who-classic-intro.php?topic=earth1-earth2 (2680 words)

	COMICON.com: Cover for JLA/Avengers #3
		Phantom Stranger was officially voted in, but only rarely participated.
		Sargon the Sorceror (I think that's who the guy in the turban is) was declared an honorary member, I think, after he helped out against Starbreaker.
		But I do know that every time I look at the Beast's old appearance, I realize how much I love Quitely's redesign...
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=2&t=005669 (1141 words)

	Zatanna 2 - Barbelith
		It controlled the boxer Mo Colley and was later preserved for study by Baby Brain.
		The top left of the first panel has a poster of Sargon the Sorceror; the parallel image looks like Zatara, but I'm unsure it is.
		Cassandra talks about selling some of her ropey goods, including fake Dyna-Mite rings (It seems Dyno-Mite Dan was the recipient of a pair.) and a Ruby of Life, which was the aforementioned Sargon's item of power.
	www.barbelith.com /faq/index.php/Zatanna_2 (1597 words)

	All-Star Squadron
		He became a stage magician, Sargon (named after the first king of Assyria), thus hiding his powers in plain sight.
		(Swamp Thing #148) Sargon used his influence over the people of Freiburg and made them commit suicide to feed the Tree of Knowledge with blood.
		(#149) Sargon then entered the light of the tree, but when the Swamp Thing cleansed the tree, he was trapped inside it — between heaven and hell.
	www.mykey3000.com /cosmicteams/jsa/3.1_allstars.html (6501 words)

	Shadows of the Flame - Spells
		Thanks Sargon, I stole most of it from your site!
		But his site was quite outdated so I still ended up having to update basically every spell...
		High level mages will be feared greatly because of this spell, our Dungeon Master has not yet taught the Guild Masters this spell, therfore no sorceror is able to obtain this spell as of right now.
	www.angelfire.com /rpg/shadowsoftheflame/spells.html (1639 words)

	Rameus A. - Freethinking Anthropologist :: Forums :: The Infidel Guy Show :: Taking a Critical Look At What We Believe ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		You aren't a DC Comics sorceror by any chance, are you?
		Sargon the Sorceror died in the pages of Hellblazer, if memory serves, years ago.
		He was a very old character from DC's past, created decades ago.
	www.infidelguy.com /ftopicp-154160.html (715 words)

	DCHISTORY-1
		John Wentworth's Sargon the Sorceror begins in All-American 26, with art by Howard Purcell.
		Although Siegel continues to send in scripts throughout the war, most stories are written by other writers, primarily Don Cameron and Bill Finger.
		Sargon dropped from All-American with 51 due to page cuts.
	www.supermanartists.comics.org /dchistory/DCHISTORY-1.htm (5074 words)

	Wherein I fiddle with Heroes Unlimited - RPGnet Forums
		He’s that jackass douche from Head Office who comes into your office and fucks everything up, asking for copies of all the PR-3 reports, and sucking down his $4 latte while you make do with the piss weak swill the office coffee maker urinates by the potfull.
		The only magician supers I can think of are Alchemiss and Dr. Strange; and when it comes to psi, many of those effects could be covered by existing superpowers.
		Even if you decide that you want to have Magic done with a variable power pool, or something, in which spells are just powers used then discarded, you still have to acknowledge that magic is a powerful force in most Comic Book Worlds.
	forum.rpg.net /showthread.php?t=86040 (2450 words)

	Power Girl Index 1983 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Even so, Kara turns around to check on the team's needs.
		Sargon the Sorceror is able to stop PG in mid-air.
		The others conclude the adventure, which includes DC's PTB involving the new, younger Black Canary with lustful thoughts for her own father since she thought she was her mother.
	members.aol.com /linaskye/pg1983.html (724 words)

	TJ Burns - Re: What good magicians does DC have? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Benedict Arnold, from American History, was apparently a sorceror who sold his soul to a devil...
		I didn't see anyone mention the old Dr. Fate foe, Wotan.
		Dekan Drache, the single most obscure DC villain EVER (He's never actually appeared anywhere, but Felix Faust mentioned him once), was a sorceror.
	www.comicboards.com /dcb/view.php?rpl=040801010453 (279 words)

	Spandex Justice » Blog Archive » First Comic Week
		The Super Spectaculars were the perfect comic at the time: you could get stories from half-a-dozen different genres all in one package.
		Agreed, there was something odd about having a Legion of Super-Heroes story in a Batman-titled book…but somehow the Doom Patrol and Sargon the Sorceror seemed like a good fit.
		Nelson Bridwell had a huge effect on a whole generation of fans through his approach to choosing reprints for those Super-Spectaculars.
	spandexjustice.com /2006/04/10/96 (557 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - Unusual Race/Class Combos
		Everybody's played dual wielding characters, or spiked chain characters, or touch spell wizards and cleric archers.
		Send a private message to Sargon the Kassadian
		Add Sargon the Kassadian to your ignore list
	www.enworld.org /showthread.php?t=91501 (1998 words)

	The Legion of Super-Heroes Online Companion Volume 2 - Reprints
		An unlikely place for the Legion to have appeared during the 1970s was in the pages of Batman.
		However, in an issue which also contained reprints featuring Plastic Man, Sargon the Sorceror and the Doom Patrol, the issue of Adventure Comics (# 324) which featured the Legion of Super-Outlaws (later renamed the Heroes of Lallor) was reprinted, exposing Batman fans to a variety of features not usually associated with the Dark Knight Detective.
		Of special interest is the cover by Neal Adams.
	www.legiononline.net /volume2/reprints.html (1303 words)

	IGN: The Weekly Gallery - February 5, 2007
		DMZ VOL 2 BODY OF A JOURNALIST TP (MR) $12.99
		HELMET OF FATE SARGON THE SORCERER #1 $2.99
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	comics.ign.com /articles/761/761389p1.html (211 words)

	Collectors Society Message Boards: The History Of DC
		May John Wentworth's Sargon the Sorceror begins in All-American 26, with art by Howard Purcell.
		Superman 23 contains the first Superman story not written by Jerry Siegel, who has been drafted. Although Siegel continues to send in scripts throughout the war, most stories are written by other writers, primarily Don Cameron and Bill Finger.
		Sargon dropped from All-American with 51 due to page cuts.
	boards.collectors-society.com /showflat.php?Number=666950 (6822 words)

	Strange-Haven.com News -- SDCC Day Two Vertigo Report
		Andy Diggle isn’t just playing with the classic Losers, he’s also taking a stab at the Swamp Thing with a new six-part limited series, Swamp Thing: Bad Seed.
		John Constantine must intervene when Sargon the Sorceror dupes Tefe into fighting her dear old dad.
		Will Constantine be able to stop this family feud before all humanity suffers?
	www.strange-haven.com /news/072003/news4.html (907 words)

	Flash index
		Synopsis: When Winky Moylan, Blinky Boylan, and Noddy Toylan lose their jobs on the same day, all put their heads together--literally--for money-making schemes, which draws the attention of a couple of crooks, which in turn draws the attention of the Flash.
		GS: Sargon the Sorceror (last appearance in GREEN LANTERN (1st series) #38; next appears in issue #207)
		Synopsis: Sargon the Sorceror, having turned to evil, seeks to learn how to travel to the future.
	darkmark6.tripod.com /flashind.html (15655 words)

	Fanzing 7 - June 1998 - The Golden Age, The Thomas Era and Beyond!
		Meanwhile, the more down-to-Earth characters couldn't interact with those on the other planet without finding a transmatter device.
		Zatara, T.O. Morrow, Air Wave, Sargon the Sorceror, Plastic Man and others began appearing on Earth-1 with no explanation…and when caught by the sharp-eyed reader, it would be excused by saying that they had "migrated to Earth-1." (Why would anyone do that without great reason?)
		For over two decades, the Golden Age characters existed as plot points.
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing07/feature1.shtml (3754 words)

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