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Raph Glymm

Raph Glymm is the chief of the Aréanthropes, a “vieil Aréanthrope” or old Martian. He is physically imposing at about 2.75 meters tall, with three eyes capable of emitting powerful effects. He issues an ultimatum to humanity: Abandon resistance and submit, or face total destruction. When the worker-class Aréanthropes become intoxicated, they lose control and turn violent, and “massacrèrent… les Martiens savants.”
Alias Raph Glymm
Real Names/Alt Names Raph Glymm
Characteristics Villain, Merveilleux-scientifique, Martian, Big-Headed, Hypnotist, Modernism Era, Public Domain
Creators/Key Contributors Henri Allorge
First Appearance Ciel contre terre (1924) by Henri Allorge
First Publisher Hachette
Appearance List Ciel contre terre (1924) by Henri Allorge — published in Paris by Hachette in the Bibliothèque de la jeunesse, with illustrations by Édouard Zier; Ciel contre terre (1998, reissue/facsimile, Brussels: Éditions Recto-Verso, Centre de Documentation de l’Étrange item 0078); Ciel contre terre (2018) — print-on-demand reissue based on original 1924 edition via Hachette Livre / BnF heritage reprint program.
Sample Read Ciel contre terre / par Henri Allorge ; illustrations de Edouard Zier (1924) [Gallica (BNF)]
Description Raph Glymm is the chief of the Aréanthropes, a “vieil Aréanthrope” or old Martian. He is physically imposing at about 2.75 meters tall, with three eyes capable of emitting powerful effects. He issues an ultimatum to humanity: Abandon resistance and submit, or face total destruction. When the worker-class Aréanthropes become intoxicated, they lose control and turn violent, and “massacrèrent… les Martiens savants.”
Source
Ciel contre terre (1924) by Henri Allorge | Illustrated by Édouard Zier
Ciel contre terre (1924) by Henri Allorge | Illustrated by Édouard Zier

Ciel contre terre (1924) by Henri Allorge | Illustrated by Édouard Zier, Ciel contre terre (1924) by Henri Allorge | Illustrated by Édouard Zier