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14-473: Firelord may refer to: Firelord (comics) , a Marvel Comics superhero Firelord (novel) , an Arthurian historical novel by Parke Godwin Firelord (video game) , a 1986 action-adventure game Firelord Ozai, a character from Avatar: The Last Airbender Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

28-599: A herald of Galactus . He was created by Ron Lim and Ron Marz and first appeared in Silver Surfer (vol. 3) #69 (August 1992). Morg served as a herald of Galactus after Galactus' previous herald, Nova , was expelled for sparing suitable but inhabited planets. Subsequently, prior to consuming his latest planet, Galactus was confronted by the executioner Morg, who showed no fear towards him. Impressed with Morg and wary after losing several heralds, Galactus employs him as his latest herald. One of Galactus' former heralds,

42-546: A period of servitude asked for his freedom. Galactus agrees on the condition that Firelord first find a replacement. Firelord travels to Earth and after an encounter with the Thunder God Thor and Hercules is freed when Thor presents Galactus with the armor of the Asgardian Destroyer to animate and use as a herald. After aiding Thor on several occasions, Firelord returns to deep space. He returns months later with

56-618: The Galactic Guardians . Firelord serves Galactus alongside his fellow heralds, with the entire group being worshipped by the Inhumans . A zombified alternate universe variant of Firelord from Earth-2149 appears in Marvel Zombies 2 . Morg Morg is a fictional supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics . The character is usually depicted as

70-626: The Shi'ar agent Erik the Red , who tricks Firelord into battling the X-Men . Several years later Firelord discovers that Thor has battled a robot replica of the Air-Walker, and after revealing the origin of the two heralds to Thor returns to space with the remains of the android. Firelord later encounters Spider-Man in a fight - albeit one provoked by humans who drove Firelord into a temper because they believed that he

84-626: The Silver Surfer , comes into conflict with Morg after learning that he has replaced Nova. During this time, Morg discovers the Well of Life, which enhances his powers. Despite this, he is killed by Terrax . Months later, Galactus resurrects Morg to give him a second chance, intentionally reducing his power. Morg is later kidnapped by Tyrant, who siphons his energy. Morg obtains the Ultimate Nullifier and attempts to use it against Tyrant, but

98-645: The New Warriors fight the Xandarian villain Supernova . Firelord battles the Annihilation Wave alongside his fellow heralds, including Red Shift and Stardust . Although wounded at one point, Firelord recovers and now seeks vengeance against the remnants of the forces of Annihilus as they destroyed his home-world of Xandar. Pyreus Kril was a normal Xandarian man until transformed by Galactus. Given mastery over

112-562: The Nullifier explodes, killing him. Later, Morg is resurrected through unrevealed means and works with Galactus' other heralds to battle the Reckoning and save Eternity . Morg wields the Power Cosmic, which grants him vast cosmic abilities. He possesses superhuman physical traits, can generate cosmic energy, and does not require oxygen, food or sleep to survive. Additionally, he wields

126-678: The Xandarian Nova Corps Academy, and in addition to a thorough knowledge of combat has knowledge of advanced alien technology and space navigation. In the 31st century of Earth-691 , Firelord is an ally of the Guardians of the Galaxy . He is known as "Protector of the Universe", but does not wear the Quantum Bands traditionally assigned to the holder of the role. He soon joins the sub-group,

140-406: The cosmic flame, Firelord wields a flaming staff and is capable of energy projection via his eyes and staff. Like all heralds, the Power Cosmic provides Firelord with superhuman strength, reflexes and durability, flight, mastery of the electromagnetic spectrum and total immunity to the rigors of space. Firelord is also capable of travelling faster than the speed of light . Pyreus Kril graduated from

154-551: The title Firelord . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Firelord&oldid=852930424 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Firelord (comics) Firelord first appears in Thor #225 (July 1974) and

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168-605: Was a mutant - but he was defeated by the wall-crawler due to Spider-Man's hit-and-run approach serving as an effective counter to Firelord's brute raw power. Firelord also meets the superhero team the Avengers , and assists them against the space-pirate Nebula . Firelord has since aided his fellow herald Silver Surfer on a number of occasions, particularly against the threat of Morg , Galactus' most brutal herald. Firelord assisted Thor in his battle against Thanos and his thrall Mangog . Firelord and Air-Walker also helped Nova and

182-487: Was abducted by the cosmic entity Galactus and transformed into his herald, the Air-Walker . Pyreus assumes command as captain and begins an obsessive search for Gabriel. Pyreus eventually locates Galactus' vessel and confronts the entity, only to discover that Gabriel was killed in combat. Galactus tells this to Pyreus only after he agrees to serve him as his latest herald. Pyreus is then transformed into Firelord, and after

196-522: Was created by writer Gerry Conway and penciler John Buscema . Pyreus Kril is a Xandarian who was born on the planet Xandar , in the Andromeda Galaxy. He is a graduate of the Nova Corps Academy, the military and exploratory force of the planet Xandar. During his commission, he served aboard a Xandarian ship under the command of Gabriel Lan. Gabriel and Pyreus became friends, until Gabriel

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