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Four who are one
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Silver Warrior (1972) by Frank Frazetta.
This painting was used as the cover for The Silver Warriors by Michael Moorcock (published in the UK as Phoenix in Obsidian). It is the second book in Moorcock's trilogy featuring the Eternal Champion, Erekosë (the first being The Eternal Champion, and the third being The Dragon in the Sword).
Erekosë manifests in this adventure as Count Ulrik Skarsol, Lord of the Frozen Keep. He eventually arms himself with the Cold Sword, a more powerful version of Elric's evil, vampiric black sword Stormbringer (Elric also being an aspect of the Eternal Champion).
An eternal champion novel but it takes place in the backrooms
it's honestly devastating to me that this video isn't more popular on this hellsite

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The person who invented the World Wide Web (internet) passed away Thursday.🌹 Rest In Power John Daker. You sent us into the future. World changing invention.
Pip was showing me how could hammer his little wooden box hinges back together the other day.
“Look mommy! I’m just like John Daker.”
“Good hammering. But, sorry. What?”
“I’m hammering. You know, like John Daker.”
“John Daker?”
“Yes!” [getting impatient] “You know, Johhhhhn Daker” [sings in his deepest six year old voice while waving his hammer.]
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“Do you mean John Henry?”
“Yeah that’s what I said.”
So we figured it out. Pip was comparing himself to John Henry, of steel-driving railroad worker legend, NOT the unfortunate Youtube singer John Daker. (See links below.)
John Henry.......
Vs. John Daker..........
Eternal Champions