Icarus

Image:Ikarus-Painting.jpg Template:Distinguish Template:Distinguish Icarus (sometimes spelled Ikarus in Europe), is a proper noun with a variety of meanings, most deriving from its use in Greek mythology:

Icarus (mythology), the son of Daedalus according to Greek mythology
Icarus (album), a 2003 musical album by The Forms, a Steve Albini recording project
Icarus (band), an electronica band
Icarus (browser), a web browser developed by Adnan Osmani which won the 2003 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition in Dublin, Ireland
Icarus (comics), a character in Marvel's New Mutants comic book
Icarus (film), a film for which Banks and Wag composed music
Icarus (game), an electronic game manufactured by Mandarin for the Acorn Electron
Icarus (journal), a scientific journal focusing on studies of the Solar System
Icarus (song), a 2001 song by Swiss band Flutlicht, courtesy of Drizzly Records
Icarus (The Matrix), a fictional hovercraft ship in the film The Matrix Reloaded
"Icarus Cup" (French: Coupe Icare), an annual festival of free flight held at St Hilaire du Touvet - Lumbin (Isère, France)
1566 Icarus, one of the Apollo asteroids
Kid Icarus, a 1986 video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System
"Icarus", the first Greek state-run airline, created in 1930 and quickly insolvent; see History of Olympic Airlines
"Icarus", an AI character in the computer game Deus Ex (see Deus Ex characters)
"Icarus", a character in Disney's Hercules: The Animated Series
"Icarus", an orbital superweapon in the James Bond film Die Another Day
Icarus, the acquired name of the spacecraft featured in the original 1968 Planet of the Apes film