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|notes= The small midwestern town that [[Altar Boy|Brian Kinney]] came from. | |notes= The small midwestern town that [[Altar Boy|Brian Kinney]] came from. | ||
| − | |creator= Named after Captain America's World War II sidekick [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucky Bucky's] | + | |creator= Named after Captain America's World War II sidekick [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucky Bucky's], real name of James Buchanan Barnes. |
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Revision as of 04:08, 18 December 2013
| Other Locations | Notes | Creator Salute |
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Buchanan Corners
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The small midwestern town that Brian Kinney came from. | Named after Captain America's World War II sidekick Bucky's, real name of James Buchanan Barnes.
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Caplinville
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A small country farming town a few hours distance by train from Astro City. In the story, Pastoral, Cammie Aarons spent was she thought would be a long, boring summer visiting her cousins and learning about rural life on farmland near Caplinville. | Elliot Caplin and/or his brother Al Capp, whose real name was Alfred Caplin
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Draketown, Alaska
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A town that was destroyed by Thunderhead in 1995. First mentioned Kurt Busiek's Astro City Vol.1 #1. | Writer Arnold Drake. He was the writer on Doom Patrol and his last Doom Patrol story was about a threat to destroy a small town in Maine, which might also be part of the name homage...
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Magma Palace
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Ruling place of Lord Volcanus and the Insiders. Likely in a volcano near or in Central America. First seen Kurt Busiek's Astro City Vol.2 #3. | None
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Mento-Verse
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An other dimensional world that is in some way related to mental energies and thought. The Silver Brain was thrown into it by Samaritan. |
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| Ruled by Madame Majestrix. |
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