Cole and Richter discovered the Fountain of Zeus on an island in Greece and drank from it. The double life came to an end when he finally stole a scroll that revealed the location of the Fountain of Zeus, which he believed would cure him. To accomplish this Cole led a double life as a criminal and as James Lancaster, the police officer sworn to take him in. They traveled together after the war in an attempt to find a cure for Marcus' potentially fatal exposure to mustard gas. Statesman served in City of Heroes version of World War I under his real name, Marcus Cole, alongside his then friend Stefan Richter (who would go on to become Statesman's primary arch-rival Lord Recluse). As of the present time, NC Soft has made no further information about the book available. It was originally slated for release in August 2006. The status of the third City of Heroes novel, which was to focus on the Rikti War of the game's lore, is currently unknown, but would have featured Statesman and the Freedom Phalanx prominently, and covered the actual events of the Rikti War, which is referred to in the official City of Heroes fictional timeline on the game's website. Statesman is arguably the most memorable hero in the "City of Heroes" franchise. The sequel, The Freedom Phalanx, released in May 2006, focuses on Statesman's dealing with his wife's imminent death, and by extension, the consequences of his own immortality. The first City of Heroes novel, Web of Arachnos, released in late 2005, delved deeper into the character's history by showing his origins, how he came by his powers and how he came to be a hero and found the Freedom Phalanx. He has been featured prominently since then, being the leader of the Freedom Phalanx superhero team that the comic focuses on. Statesman first appeared in the official City of Heroes comic with the first issue of the second volume beginning in 2005. He made his comic debut in the promotional comic printed online, which was more of an overview of the game itself. The Statesman is the leader of the game's most famous supergroup, the Freedom Phalanx. Statesman is the signature hero of the City of Heroes backstory and was the actual character played by Jack Emmert, Cryptic Studios co-founder/Lead Designer. Liberty), and comprising the sidekicks of the Freedom Phalanx: Lena Elliot (Swan), Valerie Kellum (Valkyrie), Aurora Scott (Aurora Borealis), Jean-Pierre Lourdin (Malaise), K'Varr D'Shall (Infernal), Katherine Stevens (Mynx), and the second Luminary. They are assisted by the Vindicators, a group led by Statesman's granddaughter and sidekick Jessica Cole (Ms.
With the Rikti War, their numbers dwindled until the current line up, known as the Surviving Eight, formed. Raymond Keyes (Positron), Justin Sinclair (Manticore), Steven Berry (Synapse), and Shalice Tilman (Sister Psyche) to battle evil in Paragon City once again. Sometime before the 1980s, the Freedom Phalanx disbanded, later coming back together with the Statesman, Dr. This group gathered to defeat Nemesis on July 11, 1932, a day known as "Brass Monday". John-Smythe (collectively known as Vambrace). The original group consisted of the superhuman Marcus Cole (the Statesman), his superpowered wife Monica Richter (Maiden Justice), magically empowered young Devon Wilcox (the Dark Watcher), weather manipulator Raymond George Washington (Elementar), and the high-tech-suit-wearing Brandon Warfield and wheelchair-bound suit controller James St. The Freedom Phalanx was founded in the wake of World War I and the Great Depression to fight the Arachnos organization and the villain known as Nemesis, the Prussian Prince of Automatons. They fight the evil group Arachnos led by the Statesman's once good friend and ally, Stefan Richter, also known as Lord Recluse. The Freedom Phalanx is a coalition led by the Statesman that protects Paragon City.
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