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Yes, Amahl in 13 Hours was fictional. It was created for entertainment purposes.

I'm not entirely sure which specific 'Amahl Benghazi' story you are referring to. There could be many individuals named Amahl and Benghazi is a place. It might be a very personal or a local story that requires more context to accurately tell.

It's about a poor, disabled boy named Amahl. One night, three kings (the Magi) on their way to visit the baby Jesus stop at Amahl's humble home. Amahl is so moved by their story that he offers his crutch as a gift to the new baby. Miraculously, he is healed. It's a story full of wonder, kindness, and the magic of the Christmas season.

The main characters are Amahl, a poor boy; his mother; and the three Magi (the night visitors).

Yes, Legion is a comic. It has a dedicated fan base and features unique storylines and characters.

Not sure. I haven't come across any definite information about Legion being adopted in the comics.

Legion can be considered a villain. Their powers are often used in ways that cause chaos and conflict, and they may oppose the heroes' goals and values in the comic universe.

Sure is! Legion draws heavily from the comic it's associated with. The show's creators adapted and expanded on the comic's concepts and ideas to bring it to the screen. However, there are some changes and additions made to make it suitable for the TV format.

Well, Legion Comics can be good. It often has interesting characters and compelling plots. However, it might not be everyone's cup of tea, as the themes and genres can be quite specific.

Not really. Legion has its own unique take and differs significantly from the comics in many aspects.