Qurac is a democratic nation ruled by President Rumaan Harjavti and a rival of its neighboring country, Bialya. Bialya's ruler, Queen Bee, plotted to conquer Qurac by using Psimon to mind …

The Qurac trope as used in popular culture. A Fictional Country in North Africa, the Middle East, or Central or South Asia, typically Arab, Turkic, or Indo- …

Qurac is roughly located between Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait and the Persian Gulf and often used when a militant Arabic country is needed as a bad guy.

In DC Comics, Qurac was the nation where Jotunheim was located, rather than Corto Maltese as seen in The Suicide Squad. Qurac made its first appearance in Tales of the Teen Titans #51.

Qurac is a fictional country in DC Comics. It was established to exist within the universe of Smallville in a tie-in Smallville Ledger article. Qurac first appeared in Tales of the Teen Titans …

Qurac is a small Middle Eastern country on the Persian Gulf, wedged between Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Oman. According to Felicity Smoak, it is the largest untapped oil field on the planet.

President Marlo was the leader of the nation of Qurac. He was directly involved in the sales of high-powered armaments to the United States, many of which were distributed to underworld …

Qurac is a Middle Eastern country located on the Persian Gulf, between Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Oman.

Qurac was a nation located in the Middle East. It was the homeland of Hurrambi Marlo. It bordered Saudi Arabia to the west, Iraq to the north, and the Persian Gulf to the east. The …

Qurac is a fictional country featured in comic book titles published by DC Comics. Intended as an analog of Iraq, it first appeared in the pages of Tales of the Teen Titans #51 in March, 1985.