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'''Legion of Occult Heroes''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series (with [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] flavoring) by [[Paul Hardy]]. It tells a Vertigo-esque tale of members of another, more mystical LNH, who have been transplanted from their native world into the [[Looniverse]].

== Where to Read ==

''LOH'' can be found on the [[Eyrie Archive]] over [http://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Series/Legion.Occult/ here].

=== Characters ===

* [[Demon Boy]]
* [[Leviathan Lass]]
* [[Green Trenchcoat]]
* [[Bicycle Repair Lad]]
* [[Occultism Kid]]
* [[The Leviathan]]

== Awards ==

''LOH'' is very well-regarded, winning [[RACCies:Favorite Series]], [[RACCies:Favorite Acraphobe/Adult]], and [[Accies:Favorite Series]]. #4 won [[RACCies:Favorite Single Issue]] as well.

[[Category:Classic LNH Series]]

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−	'''Legion of Occult Heroes''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series (with [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] flavoring, and kind of the first [[Lunaverse]] series depending on how you look at it) by [[Paul Hardy]]. It tells a Vertigo-esque tale of members of another, more mystical LNH, who have been transplanted from their native world into the [[Looniverse]].	+	'''Legion of Occult Heroes''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series (with [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] flavoring, and kind of the first [[Lunaverse]] series depending on how you look at it) by [[Paul Hardy]]. It tells a [[Vertigo]]-esque tale of members of another, more mystical LNH, who have been transplanted from their native world into the [[Looniverse]].

	Besides introducing the titular trenchcoaters, it provided signficant character development for a number of LNH characters such as [[Occultism Kid]] and [[Token Girl]], introducing the former's [[Door Warden]] and the latter's Totoro plushie. It provided the most significant role for [[Bicycle Repair Lad]] before ''[[Beige Midnight]]'' (including the revelation that he was secretly American).		Besides introducing the titular trenchcoaters, it provided signficant character development for a number of LNH characters such as [[Occultism Kid]] and [[Token Girl]], introducing the former's [[Door Warden]] and the latter's Totoro plushie. It provided the most significant role for [[Bicycle Repair Lad]] before ''[[Beige Midnight]]'' (including the revelation that he was secretly American).

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−	'''Legion of Occult Heroes''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series (with [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] flavoring) by [[Paul Hardy]]. It tells a Vertigo-esque tale of members of another, more mystical LNH, who have been transplanted from their native world into the [[Looniverse]].	+	'''Legion of Occult Heroes''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series (with [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] flavoring, and kind of the first [[Lunaverse]] series depending on how you look at it) by [[Paul Hardy]]. It tells a Vertigo-esque tale of members of another, more mystical LNH, who have been transplanted from their native world into the [[Looniverse]].

	Besides introducing the titular trenchcoaters, it provided signficant character development for a number of LNH characters such as [[Occultism Kid]] and [[Token Girl]], introducing the former's [[Door Warden]] and the latter's Totoro plushie. It provided the most significant role for [[Bicycle Repair Lad]] before ''[[Beige Midnight]]'' (including the revelation that he was secretly American).		Besides introducing the titular trenchcoaters, it provided signficant character development for a number of LNH characters such as [[Occultism Kid]] and [[Token Girl]], introducing the former's [[Door Warden]] and the latter's Totoro plushie. It provided the most significant role for [[Bicycle Repair Lad]] before ''[[Beige Midnight]]'' (including the revelation that he was secretly American).

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 '''Legion of Occult Heroes''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series (with [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] flavoring) by [[Paul Hardy]]. It tells a Vertigo-esque tale of members of another, more mystical LNH, who have been transplanted from their native world into the [[Looniverse]].
-Besides introducing the titular trenchcoaters, it provided signficant character development for a number of LNH characters such as [[Occultism Kid]] and [[Token Girl]], introducing the former's [[Door Warden]] and the latter's Totoro plushie.
+Besides introducing the titular trenchcoaters, it provided signficant character development for a number of LNH characters such as [[Occultism Kid]] and [[Token Girl]], introducing the former's [[Door Warden]] and the latter's Totoro plushie. It provided the most significant role for [[Bicycle Repair Lad]] before ''[[Beige Midnight]]'' (including the revelation that he was secretly American).
 == Where to Read ==

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	'''Legion of Occult Heroes''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series (with [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] flavoring) by [[Paul Hardy]]. It tells a Vertigo-esque tale of members of another, more mystical LNH, who have been transplanted from their native world into the [[Looniverse]].		'''Legion of Occult Heroes''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series (with [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] flavoring) by [[Paul Hardy]]. It tells a Vertigo-esque tale of members of another, more mystical LNH, who have been transplanted from their native world into the [[Looniverse]].
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		+	Besides introducing the titular trenchcoaters, it provided signficant character development for a number of LNH characters such as [[Occultism Kid]] and [[Token Girl]], introducing the former's [[Door Warden]] and the latter's Totoro plushie.

	== Where to Read ==		== Where to Read ==

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 ''LOH'' can be found on the [[Eyrie Archive]] over [http://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Series/Legion.Occult/ here].
-=== Characters ===
+== Characters ==
 * [[Demon Boy]]