- Zartra
Zartra is the name of two fictional characters in the
Marvel Universe .Pre-Cataclysmic Atlantis
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publisher=Marvel Comics
debut="Sub-Mariner #62" (Feb 1973)
creators=Steve Gerber andHoward Chaykin
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Thousands of years later, the spirit of Kamuu visited
Namor , modern-day heir to the throne of Atlantis, in his dreams. Kamuu revealed that Morgan le Fay, who Namor was fighting against, was descended from people whose islands had survived the Great Cataclysm. Kamuu warned Namor that Morgan Le Fay sought to raise Atlantis, giving Namor the knowledge to stop her."Homo mermanus" Atlantis
About 8,000 years ago, a young member of the water-breathing species of humanity called "
Homo mermanus " who also had the name Kamuu had a vision of the original Kamuu and his wife Zartra. The young Kamuu therefore founded the first undersea city of Atlantis on the site of the capital city of the original Atlantis. Kamuu swore that his people would never again be nomads, and restored the glory of the original Atlantis. In that moment, a female homo mermanus named Zartra, daughter of Tanas and Elanna, offered her friendship to Kamuu. Zartra later married Kamuu and became the first empress of undersea Atlantis.References
External links
*http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix3/zartraqueen.htm
*http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix2/zartrahomomermani.htm
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