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Yes, they are. The Neo Marines do have appearances in the manga.

No, it's not. 'Pride of the Marines' is a fictional story created for entertainment purposes.

Plague was a famous science fiction novel by Victor Hugo. The novel mainly tells the story of a terrible plague that broke out in France at the end of the 17th century, causing large-scale death and social unrest. The following are some of the main characters in the novel: 1 Dastal Plessy: One of the protagonists of the novel is a wealthy businessman who became a philanthropist after the outbreak of the plague to help the victims. 2. Albert Gallo: Plessy's eldest son died of the plague before the outbreak. 3. Maria Callas: Plessy's wife was a doctor who treated the victims after the outbreak of the plague and was unfortunately infected. 4. Nicholas Plessy: A good friend of Albert Gallo and a friend of Plessy's father. After the outbreak of the plague, he went to the Plessy family to take refuge and eventually contracted the plague. 5 Jean Valdi: A disaster victim who lost his family after the outbreak of the plague but still insisted on living in the hope of finding other survivors. The above characters are all important plots and characters in the novel. Their fates are closely related to the epidemic, showing the fragility and tenacity of human beings in the face of disasters.

I have no clue. It could be a made-up story for a children's book or a concept for an art project. But without more context, it's hard to say exactly.

One of the highly regarded space marines novels is 'Horus Rising' by Dan Abnett. It sets the stage for the Horus Heresy saga really well.

It could also be for the purpose of learning. The Army and Marines have different approaches in many aspects. Marines can learn from the Army's experiences. For example, the Army might have some innovative tactics in dealing with large - scale logistical challenges. Marines can study these through the stories and apply relevant knowledge to their own operations. So, telling these stories helps in cross - training in a way.

One horror story could be about a Marine unit getting lost in a desolate and haunted area during a training exercise. They start hearing strange noises at night, like whispers that seem to come from nowhere. Some of the Marines swear they see shadowy figures moving between the trees, which really freaks them out.

Yes, sometimes Marines do go to Comic Cons. It depends on their personal interests and availability.

The creation of the US Marines was a response to the evolving military requirements of the United States. It involved strategic planning, recruitment of skilled individuals, and the development of training programs to mold them into a capable fighting force.

The novel offers a vivid and harrowing portrayal. It shows how the plague disrupts lives, communities, and social structures.