It's a sword he named "Sword Of Kratos" ?

And... yeah, I guess having a flaming sword would be bad to have around when you're feeling really gassy. Might kill his own people.

:knockedou

That is not what he calls his sword....

Does he call it his "Love Sword" ?
Or, maybe, he calls it "The sword of sweet sweet love" ?
Maybe he calls it "Wife Bait" ? "Wedding Tackle"? "Little Kratos"? "The Baby-Maker"? "Ole Leather Stretcher"?

Wait... what were we talking about? :cross-eye

and the rest of u r used to this... u r all demented...

I looked this answer up because I was curious; but I didn't see any reference to him calling his sword anything....

You know that's not the way I roll, dude.

OK, he wields the "Adamantine Blade".
You can see him reference it here...
http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix2/kratosbia.htm

I'll post a new question later today, as that one was, in retrospect, too obscure, and may have only ever even been mentioned in that one panel for all I know.

That's where I saw it, but I don't think "Adamantine Blade" was the sword's name. It's just what it was made of. "Adamantine" was a mythological indestructible metal; it's what Dr. McClain named "adamantium" after. (I think the gates of Hades were supposed to be made of it, or something.)

Okay, that one was funny.

"Class, today we will learn 'pi-r-square'."
"You're crazy! Pie are round."

Yes, but Don had a drinking problem. He liked Whiskey and Rye. And everyday he thought would be the day he'd die.
It was sad, really.
Of course, the way he drove his Chevy, I'm surprised he didn't die. I always expected he'd drive right over that levy.

Whether the sword's name was the Adamantine Blade or just it's description is debatable...it could be both, like the Ebony Blade. I probably should have worded the question differently. Anyway, new one....

...Who was the kindly Parker family physician who pulled Aunt May back from the brink of death on a regular basis back in the Sixties and Seventies (and, IIRC, diagnosed Peter's duodanal ulcer)?