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{{Marvel Database:Comic Template |
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+ | | Image = Avengers Vol 1 86.jpg |
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+ | | Month = 3 |
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| − | | Issue = 86 |
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| − | | Month = March |
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| Year = 1971 |
| Year = 1971 |
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| Editor-in-Chief = Stan Lee |
| Editor-in-Chief = Stan Lee |
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| CoverArtist1 = John Buscema |
| CoverArtist1 = John Buscema |
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| + | | CoverArtist2 = Jim Mooney |
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| + | | CoverArtist3 = Sam Rosen |
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| + | | CoverArtist4 = Morrie Kuramoto |
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| + | | Quotation = The ones called '''[[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]]--'''they've '''disappeared.''' I only hope they've found '''their''' world anew--after helping to preserve '''ours.''' |
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| − | | Editor1_1 = Stan Lee |
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| + | | Speaker = [[Joseph Ledger (Earth-712)|Doctor Spectrum]] |
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| + | | Solicit = Side by side with - the Squadron Supreme! And we guarantee that neither you nor anyone else has ever seen anything quite like - Brain-Child! |
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| Writer1_1 = Roy Thomas |
| Writer1_1 = Roy Thomas |
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+ | | Writer1_2 = Len Wein |
| + | | Penciler1_1 = Sal Buscema |
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| Inker1_1 = Jim Mooney |
| Inker1_1 = Jim Mooney |
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| Colourist1_1 = |
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| Letterer1_1 = Shelly Leferman |
| Letterer1_1 = Shelly Leferman |
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| ⚫ | | Synopsis1 = Continuing from last issue... The Avengers and Nightwing from the Squadron Supreme are rushing to Atomic City to stop members of the Squadron from launching the satellite Brain-Child One into space because it may well destroy the entire Earth. The Avengers rush onto the scene, the Scarlet Witch using her powers to halt the launch which causes a brief battle with Hyperion, Dr. Spectrum, and the Whizzer before Nighthawk arrives to break up the fight. |
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| ⚫ | | Synopsis1 = Continuing from last issue... The Avengers |
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When inquiring about who built the shuttle, Dr. Spectrum explains that it was created by a being named Brain-Child. The Brain-Child's parents were exposed to excessive amounts of radiation, that caused their child to have a great capacity for knowledge, and soon became the smartest being on the planet and was the mastermind behind the satellite that was supposed to defend the United States. Deciding that Brain-Child is a threat, the combined forces of the Avengers and the Squadron Supreme decide to stop the boy before he can attempt to destroy the Earth again. |
When inquiring about who built the shuttle, Dr. Spectrum explains that it was created by a being named Brain-Child. The Brain-Child's parents were exposed to excessive amounts of radiation, that caused their child to have a great capacity for knowledge, and soon became the smartest being on the planet and was the mastermind behind the satellite that was supposed to defend the United States. Deciding that Brain-Child is a threat, the combined forces of the Avengers and the Squadron Supreme decide to stop the boy before he can attempt to destroy the Earth again. |
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While on the Squadron's Earth, the heroes attack the Brain-Child's citadel and find their attack countered by a bunch of creatures created by the Brain-Child's own mind. During the fight, Hyperion is knocked out, but Goliath uses him as an "arrow" to knock Brain-Child out of his control chair, causing his constructs to disappear. With the Brain-Child defeated, Dr. Spectrum uses his power spectrum to change the Brain-Child back into a normal boy. |
While on the Squadron's Earth, the heroes attack the Brain-Child's citadel and find their attack countered by a bunch of creatures created by the Brain-Child's own mind. During the fight, Hyperion is knocked out, but Goliath uses him as an "arrow" to knock Brain-Child out of his control chair, causing his constructs to disappear. With the Brain-Child defeated, Dr. Spectrum uses his power spectrum to change the Brain-Child back into a normal boy. |
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| − | Just as the Squadron and the Avengers claim victory, the Avengers are transported back to their own world thanks to Thor. There they explain their story to Thor and the Black Panther and leave to celebrate. The Vision |
+ | Just as the Squadron and the Avengers claim victory, the Avengers are transported back to their own world thanks to Thor. There they explain their story to Thor and the Black Panther and leave to celebrate. The Vision stays behind to contemplate the idea of parallel worlds. |
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+ | | Appearing1 = |
'''Featured Characters:''' |
'''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * [[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]] |
+ | * {{a|[[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]]}} |
| − | ** [[Clinton Barton (Earth-616)|Goliath (Clint Barton)]] |
+ | ** {{a|[[Clinton Barton (Earth-616)|Goliath (Clint Barton)]]}} {{Flash}} |
| − | ** [[Pietro Maximoff (Earth-616)|Quicksilver]] |
+ | ** {{a|[[Pietro Maximoff (Earth-616)|Quicksilver]]}} {{Flash}} |
| − | ** [[Wanda Maximoff (Earth-616)|Scarlet Witch]] |
+ | ** {{a|[[Wanda Maximoff (Earth-616)|Scarlet Witch]]}} {{Flash}} |
| − | ** [[Vision (Earth-616)|Vision]] |
+ | ** {{a|[[Vision (Earth-616)|Vision]]}} {{Flash}} |
| − | ** [[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Iron Man (Tony Stark)]] |
+ | ** {{apn|[[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Iron Man (Tony Stark)]]|Iron Man #38}} |
| − | ** [[Thor Odinson (Earth-616)|Thor]] |
+ | ** {{a|[[Thor Odinson (Earth-616)|Thor]]}} |
| − | ** [[T'Challa (Earth-616)|Black Panther (T'Challa)]] |
+ | ** {{a|[[T'Challa (Earth-616)|Black Panther (T'Challa)]]}} |
'''Supporting Characters:''' |
'''Supporting Characters:''' |
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| − | * [[Squadron Supreme (Earth-712)|Squadron Supreme]] |
+ | * {{a|[[Squadron Supreme (Earth-712)|Squadron Supreme]]}} |
| − | ** [[ |
+ | ** {{apn|[[James Dore Sr. (Earth-712)|American Eagle]]||Avengers #148}} {{FlashOnly}} |
| − | ** [[ |
+ | ** {{apn|[[Joseph Ledger (Earth-712)|Doctor Spectrum]]||Avengers #141}} {{Flash}} |
| − | ** [[ |
+ | ** {{apn|[[Wyatt McDonald (Earth-712)|Hawkeye]]||Avengers #141}} {{FlashOnly}} |
| − | ** [[ |
+ | ** {{apn|[[Mark Milton (Earth-712)|Hyperion]]||Avengers #141}} {{Flash}} |
| − | ** [[ |
+ | ** {{apn|[[Linda Lewis (Earth-712)|Lady Lark]]||Avengers #141}} {{FlashOnly}} |
| − | ** [[ |
+ | ** {{apn|[[Kyle Richmond (Earth-712)|Nighthawk]]||Defenders #109}} {{Flash}} |
| − | ** [[ |
+ | ** {{apn|[[Thomas Thompson (Earth-712)|Tom Thumb]]||Avengers #148}} {{FlashOnly}} |
| − | ** [[Stanley Stewart (Earth-712)|Whizzer]] |
+ | ** {{apn|[[Stanley Stewart (Earth-712)|Whizzer]]||Avengers #141}} |
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+ | '''Antagonists:''' |
| − | * [[Arnold Sutton (Earth-712)|Brain-Child]] |
+ | * {{1st|[[Arnold Sutton (Earth-712)|Brain-Child]]}} {{Flash}} |
| + | * "Monstruous humanoid" |
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| + | * "Giant amoeba" |
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'''Other Characters:''' |
'''Other Characters:''' |
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| + | * {{1st|[[Harold Sutton (Earth-712)|Harold Sutton]]}} {{FlashOnly}} |
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| − | * <br/> |
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'''Locations:''' |
'''Locations:''' |
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| + | * {{a|[[Earth-616]]}} |
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| − | * <br/> |
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| + | ** {{a|[[Avengers Mansion]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Earth-712|Earth-712 (Earth-S)]]}} |
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| + | ** {{1st|[[Atomic City]]}} |
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| + | ** Brain-child's island |
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'''Items:''' |
'''Items:''' |
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| + | * {{a|[[Iron Man Armor Model 3|Iron Man Armor MK IV]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Mjolnir]]}} |
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| + | * Brain-child's TV set |
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| + | * Brain-child (the rocket) |
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'''Vehicles:''' |
'''Vehicles:''' |
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| + | * Nighthawk's jet |
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* <br/> |
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| Notes = |
| Notes = |
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| + | | Trivia = * Lein Wein was not credited in the original book but was named as co-plotter by Roy Thomas in the introduction of Marvel Masterworks: The Avengers # 9. |
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| + | * The title of the story is inspired by the poem "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came" by English author Robert Browning; the poem is mentioned by Dr. Spectrum. |
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| Recommended = |
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| Links = |
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Revision as of 02:23, 17 September 2017
The ones called Avengers--they've disappeared. I only hope they've found their world anew--after helping to preserve ours. 
Appearing in ""Brain-Child to the Dark Tower Came...!""
Featured Characters:
- Avengers
- Goliath (Clint Barton) Template:Flash
- Quicksilver Template:Flash
- Scarlet Witch Template:Flash
- Vision Template:Flash
- ⏴ Iron Man (Tony Stark) ⏵
- Thor
- Black Panther (T'Challa)
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Brain-Child (First appearance) Template:Flash
- "Monstruous humanoid"
- "Giant amoeba"
Other Characters:
- Harold Sutton (First appearance) (Only in flashback)
Locations:
- Earth-616
- Earth-712 (Earth-S)
- Atomic City (First appearance)
- Brain-child's island
Items:
- Iron Man Armor MK IV
- Mjolnir
- Brain-child's TV set
- Brain-child (the rocket)
Vehicles:
- Nighthawk's jet
Synopsis for ""Brain-Child to the Dark Tower Came...!""
Continuing from last issue... The Avengers and Nightwing from the Squadron Supreme are rushing to Atomic City to stop members of the Squadron from launching the satellite Brain-Child One into space because it may well destroy the entire Earth. The Avengers rush onto the scene, the Scarlet Witch using her powers to halt the launch which causes a brief battle with Hyperion, Dr. Spectrum, and the Whizzer before Nighthawk arrives to break up the fight.
When inquiring about who built the shuttle, Dr. Spectrum explains that it was created by a being named Brain-Child. The Brain-Child's parents were exposed to excessive amounts of radiation, that caused their child to have a great capacity for knowledge, and soon became the smartest being on the planet and was the mastermind behind the satellite that was supposed to defend the United States. Deciding that Brain-Child is a threat, the combined forces of the Avengers and the Squadron Supreme decide to stop the boy before he can attempt to destroy the Earth again.
Meanwhile, on the Avengers home reality, Thor and Black Panther seek the aid of Iron Man to help them locate their missing comrades, using the combined effort of Thor's hammer, and one of Tony Stark's machines.
While on the Squadron's Earth, the heroes attack the Brain-Child's citadel and find their attack countered by a bunch of creatures created by the Brain-Child's own mind. During the fight, Hyperion is knocked out, but Goliath uses him as an "arrow" to knock Brain-Child out of his control chair, causing his constructs to disappear. With the Brain-Child defeated, Dr. Spectrum uses his power spectrum to change the Brain-Child back into a normal boy.
Just as the Squadron and the Avengers claim victory, the Avengers are transported back to their own world thanks to Thor. There they explain their story to Thor and the Black Panther and leave to celebrate. The Vision stays behind to contemplate the idea of parallel worlds.
Solicit Synopsis
Side by side with - the Squadron Supreme! And we guarantee that neither you nor anyone else has ever seen anything quite like - Brain-Child!
Trivia
- Lein Wein was not credited in the original book but was named as co-plotter by Roy Thomas in the introduction of Marvel Masterworks: The Avengers # 9.
- The title of the story is inspired by the poem "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came" by English author Robert Browning; the poem is mentioned by Dr. Spectrum.