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Marvel ALPHA FLIGHT (Golden Lily questions)?

Hi, I have some questions about the villain ALPHA FLIGHT Old Golden Lily (Walter's Langowski great-aunt of AF # 20, AF 21 and Annual # 1): 1) How high you estimate Gilded Lily was? I do not believe that books MARVEL UNIVERSE old already has a Gilded Lily "Height" official announcement so I was wondering what you estimate to have been at its height? 2) and physically, how strong was Gilded Lily? She physically overpowered Aurora more than once, I remember … Aurora does not have superhuman strength? 3) Whenever Lily and crossed the Golden Dawn, Aurora was always clad in a bikini, but nothing. Strange Aurora coincidence or not forget to put your clothes? Or some other reason why the heroine was always semi-naked? 4) Golden Lily is still alive? As they say in the comics, "The body, no death." Is she ever coming back? Thanx.

Real Name: Place Von Loont Lillian Birth: Unrevealed First appearance: Vol.1 Alpha Flight 20 Group Affiliation: None Base Opperations: Tamarind Grudges Island: Alpha Flight Universe: Marvel Comics Powers: Gilding: Gilded Lily is able to wind up a victim in a gold like substance that keeps the victim alive and frozen in the form of a statue as ever. Alchemy: Golden Lily powers stem entirely from an arsenal of alchemical potions. The diversity and extent of the effects of his alchemy, sometimes seem magical in nature. His alchemy allows you to control or influence the molecules and elements in their own bodies, the bodies of others or the environment itself. Longevity: While not true immortality Gilded Lily devised a technique that has prolonged his life for centuries. However, he demanded that she shed almost all vestiges of their humanity. Origins: In 1875, Lillian Van Loont and her husband were driving through the Alps of Transylvania, when tragedy struck. Lionel Lillian's husband was killed instantly, but survived Lillian disfigured and almost dead. She wandered the woods in the Balkans until he fainted at the door of a castle. When Lillian woke up again had been cured and now resided in the castle of Esteban Diablo. Esteban was Naturally, the super villain known as Diablo and as he continued to nurse Lillian back to health the two became lovers. Diablo began to teach his alchemical arts Lillian and she in turn was a student volunteer. However, Diablo held in local villages in a grip of terror and a day when the powers were at their most Diablo weak that he was captured and sealed in his own laboratory. Lillian escaped the wrath of residents to flee to England. Using the skills taught to her by Lillian tried Diablo to discover the key to immortality. She's not very successful, but discovered a link between gold and immortality. 1. probably about 6ft 2in 2. maybe a super class Mar.. yes Gilded Lily was trying to steal his body and 4.no youth, she is listed as dead. in the Marvel universe anything is possible!

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