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'''Team Vambrace''' were a famous hero combo Golden age. Comprised of scientist James St. John-Smythe, the designer of the Vambrace armor, and ex-football hero Brandon Warfield, the suits wearer. Both were co-founders of The [[Freedom Phalanx]] which was founded on July 4, 1932. | '''Team Vambrace''' were a famous hero combo Golden age. Comprised of scientist James St. John-Smythe, the designer of the Vambrace armor, and ex-football hero Brandon Warfield, the suits wearer. Both were co-founders of The [[Freedom Phalanx]] which was founded on July 4, 1932. | ||
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=== The Freedom Phalanx === | === The Freedom Phalanx === | ||
| − | According to the City of Heroes novel ''The Freedom Phalanx'', Vambrace was referred to as a singular entity saying that Vambrace retired in 1957, showed signs of Alzheimer's by 1964, and died in 1972. | + | According to the City of Heroes novel ''The Freedom Phalanx'', Vambrace was referred to as a singular entity saying that Vambrace retired in 1957, showed signs of Alzheimer's by 1964, and died in 1972. ''(p. 108)'' |
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Overview
Team Vambrace were a famous hero combo Golden age. Comprised of scientist James St. John-Smythe, the designer of the Vambrace armor, and ex-football hero Brandon Warfield, the suits wearer. Both were co-founders of The Freedom Phalanx which was founded on July 4, 1932.
Books
Web of Arachnos
The Freedom Phalanx
According to the City of Heroes novel The Freedom Phalanx, Vambrace was referred to as a singular entity saying that Vambrace retired in 1957, showed signs of Alzheimer's by 1964, and died in 1972. (p. 108)
