Who Is Octobriana? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Octobriana is a In the Public Domain comic book character, the alter ego of N/A, with over 33 comic issue appearances. Octobriana is a symbol of the Russian Revolution.

Who is Octobriana?

Origin Octobriana and the Russian Underground (1971) Octobriana first appeared in a book by Petr Sadecky called " Octobriana " published in 1971 - she was presented as the emblematic heroine of the PPP (Progressive Political Pornography group) an underground anti-state movement that was supposed to exist in USSR in the 60s. Being the creation of a group promoting the true ideals of Communism she became a Public domain character. The truth is Petr Sadecky was a bit of a fraud - and Octobriana's art was in fact based on "Amazona" the creation of 2 Czech artists ( Bohumil Konecny and Zdeněk Burian ) that Petr Sadecky took the liberty to adapt into this new character which represents the icon of the October Revolution. Octobriana successive rebirths Luther Arkwright - Bryan Talbot The first author to re-used Octobriana was Bryan Talbot in Issue #3 of " The adventures of Luther Arkwright " - Octobriana helped Luther in the basement of the pyramid to escape the disruptors that were trying to steal the Firefrost. After this come back - Octobriana then reappeared in 1996 in a series of issues by Alchemy Texts - where basically 2 new adventures were introduced "The Return of Octobriana" and.

Key facts

Octobriana is of god/eternal origin and first appeared in "Octobriana and the Russian Underground". The character is published by In the Public Domain. With 33 recorded issue appearances, Octobriana ranks among the most featured characters in comics.