65: ‘The Adventures Of Jerry Cornelius: The English Assassin’ (as ‘The Adventures Of Jerry Cornelius (Parts 1 & 2)’ on contents page) (graphic) by Moorcock, drawn by Mal Dean The Nature Of The Catastrophe non-fiction) by James Colvin (a.k.a. xi: ‘Introduction To The Original Edition’ (i.e. v: untitled introduction (non-fiction) by Michael Moorcock

Corum Jhaelen Irsei, an anagram of 'Jeremiah Cornelius', a.k.a.Orion, 1 997 (March 3rd) mass-sized paperback.

Karl Glogauer, who turns out to be the real man behind the messianic figure of Jesus Christ (note also how some other incarnations bear the initials J.C.).

Prince Flamadin, the fourth identity assumed by John Daker.

Lord Erekosë, the first identity assumed by John Daker.

The Doctor, stated in Moorcock's novel Doctor Who: The Coming of the Terraphiles.John Daker, the one aspect of the Champion who remembers his previous lives.Jerry Cornelius, a.k.a, Jerry Cornell from Moorcock's 'Chinese Agent' short story and Captain Cornelius in Moorcock's novel Doctor Who: The Coming of the Terraphiles.Clen of Clen-Gar, the third identity assumed by John Daker.Michael Moorcock Discusses the Multiverse and the Eternal Champions Aspects of the Champion The Eternal Champion's tale is almost always a tragic one. Some aspects remember them consciously, which makes them either extremely adept at surviving in the Multiverse, or borderline insane. All aspects of the Champion remember their past (and possibly future) incarnations subconsciously, in dreams and nightmares. In these cases, the individual Champions can fuse together into one composite being. It is possible for multiple aspects of the Champion to exist in the same universe, though it is dangerous and risks damaging the Multiverse. The fate of the Champion is a fell doom indeed, for the Champion can never rest, never truly die, and never truly love. Most of the time, the Champion is unaware of his true nature, and lives his life knowing nothing of his destiny until he is swept up in it.

The Eternal Champion always bears an aspect of the Black Sword as his or her weapon, though it may not always manifest as a sword. While some incarnations of the Champion fight for Law, and others fight for Chaos, all fight for the Balance, whether they know it or not. Whenever there is an imbalance of Law or Chaos in the Multiverse, an aspect of the Champion will be born to set the scales right again. The Champion exists to uphold the Cosmic Balance, and could even be said to be an aspect or reflection of the Balance. The Eternal Champion is a being that exists in different forms throughout the Multiverse.

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