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<\/a><\/div>\nKillraye is the leader of the extremely wild and wonderful looking Jupiter Men (courtesy of writer\/artist\/wild alien designer Munson Paddock) of an unspecified future, and leads them in an attempt to hijack plans for an advanced ray gun design from inter-planetary mail courier Mars Mason.<\/p>\n
(whether the Jupiter Men have a caste-based physiology and Killraye represents their ruling form or he is of a different species entirely is unclear. He certainly looks<\/i> a lot different that them but on the other hand he does have the same furry legs and weird little round feet as they do)<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Mars Mason does not allow this violation of the sanctity of the mail to go unavenged, and not only blows up a considerable portion of the Jupiter Men’s city but send Killraye himself spinning off into space via what must have been a superhumanly powerful kick. Surely this is the end of Killraye!<\/p>\n<\/p>\n OR IS IT? <\/p>\n <\/p>\n In fact, no, that was not the end of Killraye. In Speed Comics <\/i>008 it is revealed that the dastardly Jovian had not in fact been consigned to eternal exile in space but had landed on a comet complete with a population of Needle Men (related to and indistinguishable from Jupiter Men and just as willing to follow a guy like Killraye) as well as a weird super-powered skeleton alien. Rather than enjoy his second chance at life in peace, Killraye immediately resumes his piratical ways and inevitably ends up clashing with Mars Mason again.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/div>\n<\/a><\/div>\n<\/a><\/div>\n