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    Epic of Future
    Epic of Future
    Epic of Future
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    Epic of Future

    By Bahram Iranmand

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    An amazing work into the realms of fiction and fantasy, epic and mythology. Some Ultra-heroes of this mythical futuristic work appear to reappear from history into the story or in other words from the past into the future. The story starts with a grand city built on water called "Ateranaheata"; a vague reference to the so called lost continent of Atlantis. "Earthia" is attacked, the glamorous Queen of queens of King of kings is taken away, the arena set for eternal cosmic heroes like "Sam", "Bahram" and "Bahman" to battle it out and make things right. King of kings "Ater" Shah with the "Kavian" banner together with "Jahan Pahlevan" (World Champion) "Rasta" a descendant of Super-ultra-man "Rustam" and keeper of "Avesta" are there to save the entire life. This is an intriguing work introducing new literary features that could be considered as a masterpiece.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBahram Iranmand
    Release dateFeb 23, 2024
    ISBN9781301880706
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