Who Is Xon-Ur? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Xon-Ur (DC Comics): Head of the Holy Order of Rao, he is a fanatical follower to the Sun God Rao in Krypton who raises a holy war against technology and science.
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Xon-Ur (DC Comics): Head of the Holy Order of Rao, he is a fanatical follower to the Sun God Rao in Krypton who raises a holy war against technology and science.

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