The Vulcan—its name borrowed from the Roman god of fire—was created by A.V. Roe, outside Manchester, under the direction of master designer Ray Chadwick.

When the gods of Rome ride chariots across the sky, it is Vulcan who made then. When they reach for weapons to wield in battle, it is Vulcan that forged them. When the very earth rumbles and the ...

Vulcan, named after the Roman god of fire, is a 111-year-old statue that towers above Birmingham, Ala., as a homage to its natural resources and work ethic.

Jesus makes a controversial appearance this week, along with Vulcan, the Roman god of metalworking, as America's new god of guns.

Vulcan, a.k.a. Hephaestus in Greek mythology In the Series Vulcan is the first god we’ve encountered in American Gods specifically created for the television series.

But, in “A Murder of Gods,” the show takes its most explicit modern update yet, by adding in a new god in order to address the current “Make America Great Again” set. “If you can’t ...

Vulcan, an old god on the STARZ adaptation of Neil Gaiman's "American Gods," seems to demonstrate that the show has a bright future.

In American Gods, Vulcan has a weird position in the war between the old gods and the new. He’s been an ally of Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane in the show) for a long time, but as a god of building ...

It’s not the Iron Man you’re thinking of — it’s a statue of Vulcan, the Roman god of the forge. The Iron Man statue in Birmingham, AL stands on a pedestal high above the city.

The Vulcan statue, a tribute to Birmingham’s booming iron and steel industry with a depiction of the Roman god of fire and forge, was created for the city’s exhibition at the 1904 World’s ...