"Al Eagle (Earth-9047)" VS "Al-Hasan (Earth-616)"

Al Eagle (Earth-9047)

An obscure Spanish superhero who defeated the villain The Pompadore (mirroring the victory of his Earth-616's counterpart El Águila against el Conquis...

An obscure Spanish superhero who defeated the villain The Pompadore (mirroring the victory of his Earth-616's counterpart El Águila against el Conquistador). After that victory, supervillains from different countries went to Spain to confront Al Eagle, in the process destroying a city and Al Eagle's popularity. Al Eagle then joined Professor Echs's Obscurity Legion. Professor Echs happened to be writer Scott Lobdell, and his idea for a series on Obscurity Legion was disliked by editor Tom DeFalco. The Obscurity Legion eventually dissolved because it all had been a hoax, an imaginary story and a dream sequence, orchestrated by the What-iffer. Al Eagle thought that Sham-Luck was an attractive lady, thinking "Ooo la la!" when they met (even if that's a traditional French expression and he is Spanish).

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Al-Hasan (Earth-616)

Al-Hasan, also known as Astrolabe, was human member of the Guardians of the Galaxy from the 11th century. He held a sentient star inside his mind, whi...

Al-Hasan, also known as Astrolabe, was human member of the Guardians of the Galaxy from the 11th century. He held a sentient star inside his mind, which made him the most powerful and dangerous member of the team, but also required constant intense concentration to control. With his team, he fought the invading forces of Newcomers who had invaded Iraq on Earth and were turning its inhabitants into hybrid warriors. They teamed up with the Guardians of the Galaxy from the 21st century and the Guardians of the Galaxy from the 31st century to battle the invaders. Astrolabe is similar in many ways to the mutant twins Xorn and Zorn, who also have stars inside their heads and powers similar to Astrolabe.

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