Rocketeer
- proper noun
- /ˌrɑːkɪˈtɪr/
- The Rocketeer is known for his distinctive helmet and ability to fly through the skies.
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JB: My feeling about the Rocketeer is that he can fit into any stories of his particular time period, pre-WWII.
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Many people consider the Rocketeer a classic superhero who represents bravery and adventure.
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I know I also bought The Rocketeer trade around that time.
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Do you see The Rocketeer primarily as a love story, as opposed to simply an adventure character?
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Don't worry, I'm a Rocketeer.
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Next week, IDW Publishing will ship the concluding chapter of The Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom.
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Roger Langridge: I first encountered The Rocketeer waaay back when it was still appearing in Pacific Presents (yes, I'm that old!).
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In the film, the Rocketeer uses a rocket pack to save the day and fight villains.
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Etymology
The word Rocketeer is made from rocket and the ending -eer, which means 'a person who works with or uses something', as in mountaineer or engineer. So a Rocketeer is someone who uses a rocket, like the flying hero with a rocket pack.