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| CoverArtist1 = Mark Brooks |
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| CoverArtist2 = Christina Strain |
| CoverArtist2 = Christina Strain |
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+ | | Publisher1_1 = Dan Buckley |
| Writer1_1 = Dan Slott |
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| Synopsis1 = 3-D Man is seeing everyone but Crusader, as Skrulls. The only reason is because Crusader used the Freedom Ring to alter his perception. 3-D Man takes the Quinjet to warn the Avengers, getting out of Crusader's line of sight. But as soon as he makes his way over New Mexico, the Skrull virus activates, causing the Quinjet to crash. |
| Synopsis1 = 3-D Man is seeing everyone but Crusader, as Skrulls. The only reason is because Crusader used the Freedom Ring to alter his perception. 3-D Man takes the Quinjet to warn the Avengers, getting out of Crusader's line of sight. But as soon as he makes his way over New Mexico, the Skrull virus activates, causing the Quinjet to crash. |
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− | Back at Camp Hammond, the virus is also |
+ | Back at Camp Hammond, the virus is also drained power from War Machine. However, Baron von Blitzschlag uses his powers to recharge him. He tells War Machine that ironically, in World War II, Isaiah Bradley nearly killed him. If he had, then Blitzschlag would not have been able to save him. |
Upstairs, Gauntlet gathers the Initiative heroes. However, Crusader is confused over whether to tell everyone that Yellowjacket is a Skrull. As they move out, Crusader remembers his past. His real name was Z'Reg, a Skrull soldier who was assigned to Earth to spy on the Avengers. But when he arrived, the Avengers has already disbanded. Since his cover was well established, he couldn't inform anyone of his findings. Nonetheless, he decided to learn as much as he could about his assignment... by any means necessary. He walked into a rental store, where he befriends the female store clerk who was a huge Avengers fan and rents any films on the Avengers. He later learned that one of his neighbors was a hero named Freedom Ring, whose ring was forged of the reality-warping Cosmic Cube. He revealed himself to Freedom Ring, explaining that he had renounced his people. He began training Freedom Ring in his own way. But he was too gentle with his protegee, who was killed by Iron Maniac. He then took up the ring and became a superhero. At first, he didn't think humanity was strong but when Captain America shook his hand and registering, he changed his views. |
Upstairs, Gauntlet gathers the Initiative heroes. However, Crusader is confused over whether to tell everyone that Yellowjacket is a Skrull. As they move out, Crusader remembers his past. His real name was Z'Reg, a Skrull soldier who was assigned to Earth to spy on the Avengers. But when he arrived, the Avengers has already disbanded. Since his cover was well established, he couldn't inform anyone of his findings. Nonetheless, he decided to learn as much as he could about his assignment... by any means necessary. He walked into a rental store, where he befriends the female store clerk who was a huge Avengers fan and rents any films on the Avengers. He later learned that one of his neighbors was a hero named Freedom Ring, whose ring was forged of the reality-warping Cosmic Cube. He revealed himself to Freedom Ring, explaining that he had renounced his people. He began training Freedom Ring in his own way. But he was too gentle with his protegee, who was killed by Iron Maniac. He then took up the ring and became a superhero. At first, he didn't think humanity was strong but when Captain America shook his hand and registering, he changed his views. |
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− | In the present, Crusader is with the Initiative and Young Avengers fighting the Skrulls in New York. He soon comes face-to-face with K'Rtem, his friend from back during their training days, the one who gave him the scar across his right eye. Fearing that K'Rtem would reveal his true identity, he tries disable him by growing Wolverine's claws, only to mortally injure him. He attempts to use his rings to save him but K'Rtem didn't want to be saved. As he lays dying, he acknowledges to his old friend that he " no long love Him." Shapeshifting the scar off his eye, Crusader decides in his mind to fight for Earth. |
+ | In the present, Crusader is with the Initiative and Young Avengers fighting the Skrulls in New York. He soon comes face-to-face with K'Rtem, his friend from back during their training days, the one who gave him the scar across his right eye. Fearing that K'Rtem would reveal his true identity, he tries disable him by growing Wolverine's claws, only to mortally injure him. He attempts to use his rings to save him, but K'Rtem didn't want to be saved. As he lays dying, he acknowledges to his old friend that he " no long love Him." Shapeshifting the scar off his eye, Crusader decides in his mind to fight for Earth. |
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* {{a|[[50-State Initiative (Earth-616)|Initiative]]}} |
* {{a|[[50-State Initiative (Earth-616)|Initiative]]}} |
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** Staff |
** Staff |
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− | *** {{a|[[Criti Noll (Clone) (Earth-616)|Yellowjacket (Hank Pym)]]}} |
+ | *** {{a|[[Criti Noll (Clone) (Earth-616)|Yellowjacket (Citri Noll/"Hank Pym")]]}} |
*** {{a|[[James Rhodes (Earth-616)|War Machine (Jim Rhodes)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[James Rhodes (Earth-616)|War Machine (Jim Rhodes)]]}} |
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*** {{a|[[Joseph Green (Earth-616)|Gauntlet (Joseph Green)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Joseph Green (Earth-616)|Gauntlet (Joseph Green)]]}} |
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** Cadets |
** Cadets |
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− | *** {{Flashback|[[Z'Reg (Earth-616)|Crusader ( |
+ | *** {{Flashback|[[Z'Reg (Earth-616)|Crusader (Aubrey Thompson)]]}} |
** {{a|[[Point Men (Earth-616)|Point Men]]}} |
** {{a|[[Point Men (Earth-616)|Point Men]]}} |
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− | *** {{a|[[Delroy Garrett Jr. (Earth-616)|3-D Man (Delroy Garrett |
+ | *** {{a|[[Delroy Garrett Jr. (Earth-616)|3-D Man (Delroy Garrett)]]}} |
*** {{Mentioned|[[Eric Payne (Earth-616)|Devil-Slayer]]}} |
*** {{Mentioned|[[Eric Payne (Earth-616)|Devil-Slayer]]}} |
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'''Supporting Characters:''' |
'''Supporting Characters:''' |
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*** {{a|[[Frank Payne (Earth-616)|Constrictor (Frank Schlichting)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Frank Payne (Earth-616)|Constrictor (Frank Schlichting)]]}} |
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*** {{a|[[Walter Newell (Earth-616)|Stingray (Walter Newell)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Walter Newell (Earth-616)|Stingray (Walter Newell)]]}} |
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** Cadets |
** Cadets |
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*** {{a|[[Alexander Ellis (Earth-616)|Annex (Alex Ellis)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Alexander Ellis (Earth-616)|Annex (Alex Ellis)]]}} |
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− | *** {{a|[[Richard Gilmore (Earth-616)|Prodigy ( |
+ | *** {{a|[[Richard Gilmore (Earth-616)|Prodigy (Ritchie Gilmore)]]}} |
− | *** {{a|[[James Santini (Earth-616)|Batwing ( |
+ | *** {{a|[[James Santini (Earth-616)|Batwing (Jimmy Santini)]]}} |
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*** {{a|[[Isaac Christians (Earth-616)|Gargoyle (Isaac Christians)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Isaac Christians (Earth-616)|Gargoyle (Isaac Christians)]]}} |
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*** {{a|[[Melee (Earth-616)|Melee]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Melee (Earth-616)|Melee]]}} |
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*** {{a|[[Eric O'Grady (Earth-616)|Ant-Man (Eric O'Grady)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Eric O'Grady (Earth-616)|Ant-Man (Eric O'Grady)]]}} |
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*** {{a|[[Patricia Walker (Earth-616)|Hellcat (Patsy Walker)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Patricia Walker (Earth-616)|Hellcat (Patsy Walker)]]}} |
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− | *** {{a|[[Delilah Dearborn (Earth-616)|Geiger ( |
+ | *** {{a|[[Delilah Dearborn (Earth-616)|Geiger (Dee Dee Deerborn)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Wallace Jackson (Earth-616)|Red 9 (Wallace Jackson)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Wallace Jackson (Earth-616)|Red 9 (Wallace Jackson)]]}} |
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*** {{a|[[Fahnbullah Eddy (Earth-616)|Gorilla Girl (Fahnbullah Eddy)]]}} |
*** {{a|[[Fahnbullah Eddy (Earth-616)|Gorilla Girl (Fahnbullah Eddy)]]}} |
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** {{Mentioned|[[Mighty Avengers (Initiative) (Earth-616)|Avengers]]}} |
** {{Mentioned|[[Mighty Avengers (Initiative) (Earth-616)|Avengers]]}} |
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** {{Mentioned|[[Fantastic Four (Earth-616)|Fantastic Four]]}} |
** {{Mentioned|[[Fantastic Four (Earth-616)|Fantastic Four]]}} |
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− | ** {{Poster|[[ |
+ | ** {{Poster|[[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Tony Stark]]}} |
* {{FlashOnly|[[Curtis Doyle (Earth-616)|Freedom Ring]]}} |
* {{FlashOnly|[[Curtis Doyle (Earth-616)|Freedom Ring]]}} |
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* {{a|[[Young Avengers (Earth-616)|Young Avengers]]}} |
* {{a|[[Young Avengers (Earth-616)|Young Avengers]]}} |
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** {{a|[[William Kaplan (Earth-616)|Wiccan (Billy Kaplan)]]}} |
** {{a|[[William Kaplan (Earth-616)|Wiccan (Billy Kaplan)]]}} |
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** {{a|[[Katherine Bishop (Earth-616)|Hawkeye (Kate Bishop)]]}} |
** {{a|[[Katherine Bishop (Earth-616)|Hawkeye (Kate Bishop)]]}} |
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− | ** {{a|[[ |
+ | ** {{a|[[Jonas (Earth-616)|Vision (Jonas)]]}} |
** {{a|[[Thomas Shepherd (Earth-616)|Speed (Tommy Shepherd)]]}} |
** {{a|[[Thomas Shepherd (Earth-616)|Speed (Tommy Shepherd)]]}} |
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'''Villains:''' |
'''Villains:''' |
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** {{Mentioned|[[Kly'bn (Earth-616)|"He"]]}} |
** {{Mentioned|[[Kly'bn (Earth-616)|"He"]]}} |
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Anthony Stark (Earth-5012)|Iron Maniac (Tony Stark)]]}} |
* {{FlashOnly|[[Anthony Stark (Earth-5012)|Iron Maniac (Tony Stark)]]}} |
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− | * {{FlashOnly|[[Titannus (Earth- |
+ | * {{FlashOnly|[[Titannus (Earth-616)|Titannus]]}} |
'''Other Characters:''' |
'''Other Characters:''' |
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* {{a|[[Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division (Earth-616)|S.H.I.E.L.D.]]}} |
* {{a|[[Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division (Earth-616)|S.H.I.E.L.D.]]}} |
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* Stacy {{FlashOnly}} |
* Stacy {{FlashOnly}} |
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− | * {{Mentioned|[[ |
+ | * {{Mentioned|[[Nazi Germany (Earth-616)|Nazis]]}} |
** {{OnScreen|[[Adolf Hitler (Earth-616)|The Führer]]}} |
** {{OnScreen|[[Adolf Hitler (Earth-616)|The Führer]]}} |
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* {{OnScreen|[[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]]}} |
* {{OnScreen|[[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]]}} |
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* {{a|[[Gauntlet Armor|Gauntlet's gauntlet]]}} |
* {{a|[[Gauntlet Armor|Gauntlet's gauntlet]]}} |
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* Original 3-D Man Googles |
* Original 3-D Man Googles |
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+ | * {{a|[[Patriot's Uniform]]}} |
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− | * {{Flashback|[[ |
+ | * {{Flashback|[[Cosmic Ring]]}} |
* {{Mentioned|[[Warp Cloak|Shadow Cloak]]}} |
* {{Mentioned|[[Warp Cloak|Shadow Cloak]]}} |
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* {{Mentioned|[[Cosmic Cube]]}} |
* {{Mentioned|[[Cosmic Cube]]}} |
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| Notes = * Takes place during the events of {{c|Secret Invasion #1}}. |
| Notes = * Takes place during the events of {{c|Secret Invasion #1}}. |
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* The [[Iron Man (film)|Iron Man film]] poster and is featured in this issue. |
* The [[Iron Man (film)|Iron Man film]] poster and is featured in this issue. |
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− | | Trivia = * The cover is |
+ | | Trivia = * The cover is an homage/Skrull version of the covers to {{c|Avengers: The Initiative #1}}. |
| Recommended = |
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Revision as of 12:17, 30 October 2018
Appearing in "The Only Good Skrull"
Featured Characters:
- Initiative
- Staff
- Cadets
- Crusader (Aubrey Thompson) (Main story and flashback)
- Point Men
- 3-D Man (Delroy Garrett)
- Devil-Slayer (Mentioned)
Supporting Characters:
- Initiative
- Staff
- Cadets
- Avengers (Mentioned)
- Fantastic Four (Mentioned)
- Tony Stark (Poster)
- Freedom Ring (Only in flashback)
- Young Avengers
Villains:
- Skrull Empire (Main story and flashback)
- Skrull Armada (Main story and flashback)
- K'rtem (Main story and flashback) (First appearance; dies)
- Super-Skrulls
- "He" (Mentioned)
- Skrull Armada (Main story and flashback)
- Iron Maniac (Tony Stark) (Only in flashback)
- Titannus (Only in flashback)
Other Characters:
- S.H.I.E.L.D.
- Stacy (Only in flashback)
- Nazis (Mentioned)
- The Führer (Appears on screen)
- Avengers (Appears on screen)
- Hawkeye (Clint Barton) (Appears on screen)
- Iron Man (Appears on screen)
- Scarlet Witch (Appears on screen)
- She-Hulk (Appears on screen)
- Vision (Appears on screen)
- Wasp (Appears on screen)
- Grim Reaper (Appears on screen)
- New Avengers (Only in flashback)
- Spider-Man (Only in flashback)
- Doctor Strange (Only in flashback)
- Captain America (Only in flashback)
- Wolverine (Only in flashback)
- Ms. Marvel (Only in flashback)
- Iron Man (Tony Stark) (Earth-199999) (Poster)
- Iron Monger (Obadiah Stane) (Earth-199999) (Poster)
- United States Air Force (Earth-199999) (Poster)
- James Rhodes (Earth-199999) (Poster)
- Pepper Potts (Earth-199999) (Poster)
- Gyrich (Mentioned)
- "Black Kapitan Amerika" (Isaiah Bradley) (Mentioned)
- T'Naja Beasts (Mentioned)
Locations:
- Earth
- Camp Hammond
- War Machine's Quarters (First appearance)
- New Mexico
- New York City (Main story and flashback)
- Hawaii (Mentioned)
- Camp Hammond
- Throneworld (Mentioned)
Items:
- War Machine Armor (Initiative)
- Hawkeye's Bow & Trick Arrows
- Gauntlet's gauntlet
- Original 3-D Man Googles
- Patriot's Uniform
- Cosmic Ring (Main story and flashback)
- Shadow Cloak (Mentioned)
- Cosmic Cube (Mentioned)
Vehicles:
- Avenger's Quinjet CH-4 (Destruction)
Synopsis for "The Only Good Skrull"
3-D Man is seeing everyone but Crusader, as Skrulls. The only reason is because Crusader used the Freedom Ring to alter his perception. 3-D Man takes the Quinjet to warn the Avengers, getting out of Crusader's line of sight. But as soon as he makes his way over New Mexico, the Skrull virus activates, causing the Quinjet to crash.
Back at Camp Hammond, the virus is also drained power from War Machine. However, Baron von Blitzschlag uses his powers to recharge him. He tells War Machine that ironically, in World War II, Isaiah Bradley nearly killed him. If he had, then Blitzschlag would not have been able to save him.
Upstairs, Gauntlet gathers the Initiative heroes. However, Crusader is confused over whether to tell everyone that Yellowjacket is a Skrull. As they move out, Crusader remembers his past. His real name was Z'Reg, a Skrull soldier who was assigned to Earth to spy on the Avengers. But when he arrived, the Avengers has already disbanded. Since his cover was well established, he couldn't inform anyone of his findings. Nonetheless, he decided to learn as much as he could about his assignment... by any means necessary. He walked into a rental store, where he befriends the female store clerk who was a huge Avengers fan and rents any films on the Avengers. He later learned that one of his neighbors was a hero named Freedom Ring, whose ring was forged of the reality-warping Cosmic Cube. He revealed himself to Freedom Ring, explaining that he had renounced his people. He began training Freedom Ring in his own way. But he was too gentle with his protegee, who was killed by Iron Maniac. He then took up the ring and became a superhero. At first, he didn't think humanity was strong but when Captain America shook his hand and registering, he changed his views.
In the present, Crusader is with the Initiative and Young Avengers fighting the Skrulls in New York. He soon comes face-to-face with K'Rtem, his friend from back during their training days, the one who gave him the scar across his right eye. Fearing that K'Rtem would reveal his true identity, he tries disable him by growing Wolverine's claws, only to mortally injure him. He attempts to use his rings to save him, but K'Rtem didn't want to be saved. As he lays dying, he acknowledges to his old friend that he " no long love Him." Shapeshifting the scar off his eye, Crusader decides in his mind to fight for Earth.
Notes
- Takes place during the events of Secret Invasion #1.
- The Iron Man film poster and is featured in this issue.
Trivia
- The cover is an homage/Skrull version of the covers to Avengers: The Initiative #1.