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Brian Braddock (Earth-616)

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Quote1 I am Captain Avalon, Lady Saturnyne. Humble servant to my family's kingdom. A role that means more to me now than any you could offer me. Quote2
—Captain Avalon[src]

Originally answering the call to heroism by becoming Captain Britain, the United Kingdom's greatest defender, the scholarly Brian Braddock later on found a new purpose as Captain Avalon, defender of his family's destined kingdom.[23] Born to Lord James and Lady Elizabeth Braddock,[18] and the younger twin brother of X-Men member Psylocke,[24] Brian was destined for greatness, as orchestrated by the wizard Merlyn.[25] A reserved scholar with a passion for physics,[17] Brian's life changed after a near-fatal accident, where he was given a choice between the Amulet of Right and the Sword of Might.[4] He chose the Amulet, transforming into Captain Britain under the guidance of Merlyn and Roma. This began his journey as a protector of Earth-616 and the British Isles.[1] Though often crossing paths with his twin sister and their unpredictable brother, Jamie,[26] Brian's path remained uniquely his, despite Merlyn's manipulations.[27]

As Captain Britain, Brian faced a range of foes, from assassins like Slaymaster[28] to cosmic threats such as his fated enemy, Necrom.[27] His greatest challenge came from Mad Jim Jaspers and The Fury, whom he battled across dimensions.[29] As a key member of the Captain Britain Corps, Brian defended the Omniverse from existential threats.[30] His journey was also marked by personal struggles, including grappling with alcoholism and a fiery temper.[31] Over time, Brian married teammate Meggan Puceanu,[32] with whom he had a daughter, Maggie.[33] Though preferring to act independently, Brian’s sense of duty led him to ally with Excalibur[34] and the Avengers[11] when necessary, often risking his life and returning from death on multiple occasions.[22]

In recent years, Brian fell under Morgan Le Fay's enchantment and, with no other option, relinquished his powers to his sister, Elizabeth, who reclaimed the mantle of Captain Britain.[35] Struggling with his sense of self-worth, Brian ultimately chose to wield the Sword of Might and embraced the mantle of Captain Avalon, protector of Avalon,[23] playing a critical role in defending it from demons of Amenth[36] and forces led by Merlyn and King Arthur.[37] Now residing at Braddock Manor, Brian mentors the next generation of heroes at Braddock Academy, continuing his commitment to safeguarding both Earth and Otherworld.[38]

History

Early Life[]

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First day of prep school with twin sister, Elizabeth

Brian Braddock was the youngest child of Lord James Braddock and Lady Elizabeth Braddock, born just minutes after his twin sister, Elizabeth,[39] at Braddock Manor in Maldon, Essex, England.[18] He was the shyest and most studious of the three children, and the only one who was born without Mutant Genes, raised alongside the tomboy Elizabeth "Betsy" and his irresponsible older brother, James "Jamie" Braddock Jr., Brian's birth was part of a plan devised by the Omniversal Guardian Merlyn, who sent Otherworlder James Braddock to Earth-616 to father a champion.[25] Although Brian and Elizabeth shared a close bond during childhood,[40] their differences became more evident as they grew older. Brian, immersed in the studies of physics, often withdrew into his academic pursuits, while Elizabeth, with her love for adventure and mischief, embraced a contrasting path.[41] This shift created feelings of jealousy in Brian as he observed the growing closeness between Elizabeth and Jamie.[42]

Education[]

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Working at the Darkmoor Energy Research Centre

Brian eventually moved to London to pursue advanced physics at Thames University, where he developed a close friendship with Courtney Ross, with whom he shared a mutual but unspoken attraction, while also enduring bullying from Jacko Tanner.[43] During a visit home, tragedy struck when Mastermind, a computer created by his father, killed both of his parents and staged it as a lab accident. At the time, Brian was out on a date with Valerie Campbell and was overwhelmed by guilt, feeling that he could have prevented their deaths if he had been there.[44] Seeking refuge in his work, he took a summer position at the Darkmoor Energy Research Centre, working under his mentor, Dr. Travis. While there, the facility was raided by the mercenary Reaver and his team, who sought to kidnap the scientists. Brian attempted to escape on a motorbike to get help but was forcibly run off the road.[4]

Becoming Captain Britain[]

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As Captain Britain, champion of the British

As Brian bled out, Merlyn and his daughter Roma appeared, offering him a chance to survive by becoming Britain's next great champion.[4] Faced with a choice between the Amulet of Right (wisdom) and the Sword of Might (violence), Brian, identifying more as a scholar than a fighter, chose the Amulet. This decision transformed him into Captain Britain, granting him a new costume, superhuman abilities, and a staff,[1] which Merlyn later replaced with the Star Sceptre, enabling him to fly.[45] Shortly after, Reaver claimed the Sword of Might and was transformed into a formidable armored knight. Despite this, Captain Britain defeated him, proving his courage and skill in his first test as a hero.[1]

Brian's first public appearance as a hero saw him battling the minions of the crime lord Vixen in London.[43] While Detective Inspector Kate Fraser supported the rookie hero, Chief Inspector Dai Thomas of Scotland Yard was determined to capture and expose him.[43][46] Throughout his early days, Brian confronted various villains, including Hurricane,[47] Dr. Synne,[48] and Mastermind, who revealed his involvement in the deaths of Brian’s parents.[49] Over the next few months, Brian teamed up with Captain America to face off against the Red Skull, who was after the advanced computer Mastermind.[50] He also fought numerous other threats, such as Lord Hawk,[51], Mind-Monster,[52] Nykonn,[53] the Highwayman and the exiled dictator Manipulator from Umbazi,[54] the Lurker from Loch Ness,[55] the undead Black Baron,[56] Dr. Claw and his mutates,[57] and the deadly assassin Slaymaster.[58]

Adventures Abroad[]

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Team-up with Spider-Man

While studying abroad in America, Brian found himself sharing a room with Peter Parker at Empire State University. Unknown to Brian, Peter was secretly Spider-Man. The two eventually teamed up to take down the assassin Arcade and began patrolling and training together. Although Peter quickly figured out that Brian was Captain Britain, Brian remained unaware of Peter’s superhero identity.[59] As Brian’s dependence on alcohol grew, it began affecting both his academic performance and his heroic actions. This came to a head during a fight where he severely injured an opponent while drunk, leading him to quit drinking.[31] Later, he joined other heroes in celebrating the Hulk’s pardon,[60] took part in the Grandmaster’s Contest of Champions,[61] and battled the shapeshifting Dire Wraiths.[62]

Otherworld Quest[]

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Revived by Merlyn in a quest to save Camelot

While flying back to the U.K., Brian was struck by a psychic attack. In an effort to protect the other passengers, he jumped from the plane and plunged into the sea. As he fell, he briefly saw the resting place of King Arthur before washing up on the shores of Cornwall, suffering from amnesia.[63] Living as a hermit for several months, he was eventually found by Merlyn's agents, the Black Knight and Vortigen.[14] With his memories partially restored, Brian joined the Black Knight in a battle against Mordred the Evil and a search for the path to Otherworld.[64][65] At the Gates of Otherworld, Brian was slain by the spectral White Rider, but Merlyn brought him back to life and fully restored his memories.[66] Tasked with saving Camelot from Mordred and the Nethergod Necromon, Brian, armed with the knowledge of Arthur’s location, was sent by Merlyn, alongside the Black Knight and the elf Jackdaw, to awaken the King.[67] After this mission was completed, Merlyn transported Brian and Jackdaw to Earth-238, revealing that they had another destiny to fulfill.[68]

Crooked World[]

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Travelling to Earth-238

During their travels across dimensions, Merlyn altered both Brian’s powers and his costume.[69] On the regressive Earth-238, Brian and Jackdaw encountered a series of formidable foes, including Mad Jim Jaspers and his Crazy Gang,[69] the Junkheap that Walked Like a Man,[70] and the Status Crew.[71] They learned that Linda McQuillan, known as Captain U.K., had once defended this world,[20] and they met Saturnyne from Earth-9, a member of the Dimensional Development Court, who was working to elevate Earth-238 to a more acceptable standard.[72] Brian and Jackdaw aided Saturnyne in her efforts, but as her mission neared success, Jaspers’ reality-warping powers plunged the world into chaos.[73][74] His destructive creation, the Fury, killed Jackdaw and forced Saturnyne to retreat, before also claiming Brian’s life.[75] Merlyn and Roma later retrieved Brian’s remains, revived him, and returned him to Earth-616.[17]

Jaspers’ Warp[]

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The Fury, Captain Britain's deadliest enemy

After returning to Braddock Manor, Brian repaired the Mastermind computer.[76] He reunited with Betsy, rescuing her from Slaymaster,[77] and later joined Captain America in a battle against Modred the Mystic.[78] Not long after, interdimensional mercenaries known as the Special Executive kidnapped Brian to force him to testify at Saturnyne’s trial. Together, they rescued Saturnyne to prevent her execution and managed to escape back to Earth-616.[79] Upon their return, Captain U.K., the last surviving hero of Earth-238, warned them that Earth-616’s version of Jaspers was on a similar path of destruction. Before they could intervene, the Fury attacked, having survived the collapse of its reality and tracked Brian across dimensions. After temporarily neutralizing the cybiote, Brian and his allies fled.[80]

Meanwhile, Jaspers took control of Britain, using S.T.R.I.K.E.’s Beetles to imprison superhumans in concentration camps. Disturbed by the fascist regime, Brian confronted Jaspers but found himself powerless against his reality-warping abilities.[81] The Fury, which had been relentlessly pursuing Brian, intervened and targeted Jaspers. Though it was programmed not to harm its creator, the Fury recognized Jaspers’ Earth-616 counterpart as a different entity and attacked. After a fierce battle, the Fury killed Jaspers, but in doing so, it was severely weakened, allowing Brian and Captain U.K. to destroy it.[82] Following the confrontation, Roma transported the heroes to Otherworld, where they attended Merlyn’s funeral alongside the Captain Britain Corps, a group of multiversal heroes Merlyn had founded to protect the Omniverse.[83]

Britain’s Best[]

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Captain Britain found in Meggan a loyal ally

As Britain slowly recovered, Brian encountered a were-creature named Meggan Puceanu and, while pursuing her, accidentally caused the death of Micky Scott. Ashamed, Brian threw himself into superhero work and later apologized to the Scotts, where Mickey's mother showed unexpected understanding. Brian invited Meggan Puceanu to stay at Braddock Manor, offering to help her locate her family.[84] However, he was soon ensnared in an ambush set by Slaymaster, leading to a chaotic series of confrontations. Brian faced not only the assassin, but also Earth-616’s Crazy Gang, the Vixen,[85] a monstrously deformed homeless man named Sidney Crumb,[86] Gatecrasher’s Technet, and even his counterpart from Earth-794, Kaptain Briton. Briton, fleeing from his unstable lover Sat-Yr-9, overpowered Brian and tricked the Technet into transporting Brian to Briton’s own reality. Brian convinced the mercenaries to return him home, where he learned that Betsy had killed Briton in self-defense.[87] Later that evening, Mastermind revealed their true Otherworldly heritage to the siblings, but the moment was interrupted when the government’s R.C.X. agency arrived.[88] They intended to house the Warpies—children altered by Jaspers—at the Manor. Although Brian initially refused, Betsy agreed, overriding him. Seizing this opportunity, R.C.X. leaked information about their elder brother Jamie’s criminal activities to Doctor Crocodile in Mbangawi, resulting in Jamie’s capture.[89]

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Killing Slaymaster in a berserker rage

After Brian and Meggan, who had recently discovered her ability to transform her appearance to appeal to him, traveled to Mbangawi to rescue Jamie, Brian was forced to disown his brother upon learning of his crimes.[90] Unwilling to return home, Brian and Meggan wandered the world, eventually growing closer and forming a romantic relationship. Upon their return to Braddock Manor, Brian was enraged to find that R.C.X. had persuaded Betsy to assume the mantle of Captain Britain. In response, he quit the role and withdrew with Meggan to live in seclusion.[91] Months later, when Slaymaster blinded Betsy during a mission, Brian realized the gravity of his responsibility and came to her rescue, killing her attacker. With a renewed sense of duty, he resumed his position as Captain Britain.[28] Shortly after, he reconciled with Chief Inspector Dai Thomas and helped capture a rogue Warpie in Glasgow.[92]

Excalibur[]

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Excalibur, Britain's premier superhero team

After Mojo abducted Betsy, Brian joined forces with the New Mutants to rescue her.[93] Following the rescue, Betsy became a member of the X-Men as Psylocke, though the Braddocks remained unaware that Roma had orchestrated events to tie them to the mutant team.[94] After the X-Men, including Betsy, were thought to have perished, Brian and Meggan joined forces with former X-Men Nightcrawler, Shadowcat, and Phoenix to establish Excalibur and continue the X-Men's legacy.[34] However, Roma secretly placed a "jinx" on Brian to ensure his continued involvement with the team, which made it difficult for him to act independently.[95] Excalibur often worked alongside figures like Dai Thomas,[96] Brigadier Alysande Stuart of W.H.O.,[97] and her brother Alistaire.[98] During this time, Brian reconnected with Courtney Ross, unaware that her Earth-794 counterpart, Sat-Yr-9, had killed and replaced her.[99] The team later followed Rachel Summers to a demon-possessed New York, where Brian’s costume was destroyed, and his powers were weakened.[100]

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Brian debuts his new costume

After Excalibur returned to Britain, they faced the Lightning Force, their Nazi counterparts from Earth-597. During this confrontation, Brian’s powers were restored.[101] The team was soon thrown across various realities during the Cross-Time Caper, including Earth-1193, where Brian acquired Captain Marshall’s costume.[23] Brian grew jealous of Meggan's closeness with Nightcrawler, but their bond strengthened, especially with "Courtney" no longer interfering.[102] Once back on Earth-616, Brian made a conscious decision to stop drinking, disapproving of how alcohol affected his control and behavior.[103] Brian encountered numerous threats such as Mesmero,[104] the Fenris twins,[105] Doctor Doom,[106] and the Air-Walker android,[107] fighting both with Excalibur and alongside allies like Black Knight, Plasmer, Captain Kerosene, and the Avengers.[108][109] During this period, he also discovered that Betsy was still alive.[110]

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Brian confronts Nightcrawler over Meggan

Brian was called upon by W.H.O. to investigate a string of mysterious deaths linked to a fast-food chain, which led him to uncover the Green Knight’s vengeful assault on humanity, particularly targeting the Omni Corporation. When Dai Thomas, possessed by the Pendragon spirit of Gawain, refused to return to W.H.O., Brian was sent to find him. The two men clashed in a battle driven by their respective Pendragon spirits—Brian, now with Lancelot's spirit, and Dai with Gawain’s. In a berserker rage, Brian seemingly killed Dai, mirroring the tragic fate of Lancelot and Gawain. After Dai’s return, now fully embodying Gawain, Brian, Dai, and Kate McClellan confronted the Green Knight, who demanded a sacrifice to save humanity. Though Brian offered himself, the Green Knight rejected the offer, and Dai ultimately sacrificed himself, losing the Pendragon spirit in the process.[111] Though no longer directly involved with the Pendragon conflict, Brian and Dai remained vigilant, assisting Kate and her team in the final battle against the evil of the Bane and the Omni Corporation.[112]

Amid rising tensions, Brian’s jealousy of Nightcrawler’s growing interest in Meggan led to a confrontation, which resulted in a trial by the Corps. Roma intervened, instructing the case to be dismissed.[113] In a confrontation with Roma, Brian uncovered her manipulations, and she ultimately lifted the jinx.[95] Returning home, Brian joined Excalibur in their final battle against Necrom, their destined adversary. Afterward, Merlyn revealed that he had survived and continued to manipulate events in Brian’s life.[114]

Britanic and Marriage[]

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Returning from the timestream as Britanic

During a mission, Brian recognized that his first instinct was violence, so he invited his sister, Psylocke, to come home, hoping to have someone to talk to.[115] At a housewarming at Braddock Manor, "Courtney" revealed herself as Sat-Yr-9, and along with Jamie Braddock, they briefly captured Brian and Meggan.[115] Sat-Yr-9 tried to brainwash Brian into serving her, but he resisted when she ordered him to kill Meggan. As Excalibur managed to break free, Sat-Yr-9 escaped, and Brian swore to track her down and avenge Courtney's death.[116] Later, Brian proposed to Meggan,[117] but the two were abducted by R.C.X.'s Cherubim.[118] Excalibur soon overthrew R.C.X.’s corrupt leadership.[119] After helping Phoenix overthrow Ahab and his Sentinel regime in her home reality,[120] Brian became lost in the timestream on the journey back.[121] He was eventually rescued by Daytripper, who brought him home.[7]

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The wedding of Brian and Meggan Braddock

Transformed by his experiences, Brian became Britanic, plagued by precognitive visions of doom that gradually faded as his old self reemerged.[122] Encouraged by a dream, Brian enlisted Psylocke's aid in reaching their comatose brother Jamie at Moira MacTaggert’s Research Center on Muir Island, which seemed to improve his status.[40] One final prophetic dream warned him of a dystopian future, prompting him to infiltrate the London Branch of the Hellfire Club. There, he uncovered the Club and Black Air's plot to take control of the U.K., exposing Mountjoy's conspiracy. Taking up the mantle of Captain Britain once more, Brian helped thwart their plans, averting the disastrous future he had foreseen.[123] Afterward, he renewed his proposal to Meggan but was abducted by the Dragons of the Crimson Dawn, who intended to use him to open a rift between their realm and Earth. Instead, he absorbed the rift's energy, closing it but losing his powers in the process.[124] After taking a break from Excalibur, Brian returned to marry Meggan, and their wedding marked the disbandment of the team.[125]

King of Otherworld[]

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Crowned King of Otherworld

Brian resumed his research at Darkmoor but was ambushed by Warpies tracking Captain U.K. The attack was part of a plan orchestrated by the sentient computer Mastermind, who had taken control of Otherworld while disguised as Roma. After Brian and his allies, including Psylocke, successfully repelled the attackers, they pursued them back to the mystical realm.[126] There, they discovered the shattered remains of the Captain Britain Corps. Teaming up with Crusader X and Captain U.K., they thwarted Mastermind's attempt to seize the Sword of Might and the Amulet of Right—artifacts capable of reshaping the universe.[127] In a hidden shrine constructed by his father, Brian discovered a hologram of James Braddock, Sr., which revealed that Brian was the rightful ruler of Otherworld and Excalibur. Reawakening his powers, Brian claimed the sword and was marked with a fiery St. Andrew's Cross on his face.[25] He confronted and defeated Mastermind, restored the Warpies and freed the true Roma, before being crowned the new ruler of Otherworld.[25]

Lionheart of Avalon[]

When Brian uncovered Morgan Le Fay's plot to sever his bond with Britain and use his injuries as a weapon against the nation, he entrusted the mantle of Captain Britain to the mortally wounded Kelsey Leigh before being captured. Although his powers remained intact, Morgan’s plan was foiled as Brian’s connection to Britain was severed. Kelsey managed to defeat Morgan, but she was left disillusioned upon discovering that revealing her survival would put her children's lives in jeopardy.[128] Brian and Meggan eventually returned to Earth briefly to lay Brian's sister, Psylocke, to rest after she was killed by the new foe, Vargas.[129]

New Excalibur[]

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Losing Meggan to a dimensional rift

When Earth-616 was engulfed by a trans-temporal storm caused by the Scarlet Witch, Roma tasked Brian with repairing the damage, giving him a 48-hour deadline before she would erase the entire reality to safeguard the Omniverse. With assistance, Brian and Meggan managed to seal the dimensional rift, though Meggan was lost in the void and presumed dead.[130] After the timeline was restored, Brian's memories of her were only faint. He found solace in the unexpected return of his sister, Psylocke, who offered him comfort following her mysterious resurrection. Seeking answers, he turned to Juggernaut and Nocturne. Their journey soon led them to confront the Shadow King and the Shadow-X from Earth-6141, who were drawn to the chaos. Government agent Pete Wisdom urged them to reform Excalibur, but they initially hesitated.[131] However, when Brian was barred from returning to Otherworld and attacked by Kelsey—now calling herself Lionheart—and the rogue Corps member Albion, he realized the necessity of a new team.[132] Thus, Brian, Wisdom, Juggernaut, Nocturne, Dazzler, and Sage came together to form the new Excalibur.[131]

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New Excalibur springs into action

Excalibur quickly sprang into action after its formation, providing aid in the aftermath of the Shepherd's Cross Station bombing and preventing Black Air from releasing the Shadow King. However, Shadow X managed to escape.[133] The Shadow King later trapped Excalibur and Psylocke at Crossmore Prison, where Psylocke managed to defeat him, only to disappear, leaving Brian to believe she was lost.[134] After attending Black Panther and Storm's wedding,[135] Brian and the Black Knight traveled back to Arthurian times, where they successfully thwarted an attempt by Makluan dragons to destroy Camelot.[136] In the present day, Brian offered his expertise on the Superhuman Registration Act, choosing to work within the system despite his haunting memories of concentration camps in an effort to prevent further injustices.[137] He later joined MI-13 in repelling a Martian invasion.[138] Brian, with the help of Excalibur, convinced Lionheart to turn against Albion, leading to Albion's defeat, the undoing of his destructive spell, and the reunification of Kelsey with her children after a final confrontation between the two versions of Brian.[139]

Die by the Sword[]

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Facing the Fury merged with Mad Jim Jaspers

Brian reunited with Psylocke, now part of the dimension-hopping team Exiles, but their reunion was abruptly interrupted. In Otherworld, a newly resurrected Mad Jim Jaspers, with Merlyn's assistance, launched an attack on Roma, fueled by Merlyn's resentment over her assuming his role as Omniversal Guardian. To further his plans, Merlyn sent Rouge-Mort and her Janissaries to kill Brian.[15] Though they succeeded in wounding him, Excalibur intervened before the situation escalated further. As the Exiles worked to heal Brian, Jaspers unleashed chaos, destroying the Captain Britain Corps and turning many of its members into Furies.[140] During their confrontation, Jaspers was infected by the Fury, becoming its new host, but before he could regain his full strength, Brian, Albion, and Blink managed to destroy it. With Roma believed to be dead, Saturnyne appointed Albion to rebuild the Corps, declaring Brian’s place to be on Earth-616.[141] Soon after, an alternate version of Slaymaster targeted Brian, aiming to hurt Psylocke. Brian chose not to intervene, allowing his twin sister to confront and defeat her tormentor.[142]

Joining MI-13[]

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Captain Britain, agent of MI-13

When the Skrulls invaded Earth, Brian joined MI-13 under Pete Wisdom's leadership. Although he died protecting Otherworld from the alien assault, as the Skrulls attempted to steal its magic, Merlyn quickly revived him, granting him enhanced powers. With Excalibur in hand, he played a key role in defeating the Skrulls.[143] Captain Britain continued to serve with MI-13, assisting in capturing the demon Plokta[144] and preventing Dracula from turning Britain into a vampire nation. During this mission, he was joyfully reunited with Meggan, who had adopted the codename Gloriana after escaping from Hell.[145] While on an official visit to Washington, D.C., Captain Britain was offered a position with the Avengers by Steve Rogers. Though Pete Wisdom reluctantly agreed, it was only on the condition of a time-share arrangement.[146]

The Trial of Fantomex[]

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Captain Britain Corps apprehends Fantomex

Brian re-established the Captain Britain Corps and was reunited with his brother Jamie Braddock, who, having overcome his past madness, had become a force for good across the Omniverse. Through their sibling connection, Brian experienced Psylocke's memories with X-Force, revealing Fantomex's murder of the Apocalypse child. Brian orchestrated Fantomex’s capture to face trial, leading a commando team from the Corps.[147] Additionally, he kidnapped Psylocke, bringing her back into the Corps to help defend Otherworld against the demon Horoam’ce, the Goat of Self-Propagation.[148] When Brian discovered that the demon had possessed Jamie's future self, Betsy took control of Brian's body, forcing him to kill Jamie in order to protect the Multiverse.[42] This action, along with Psylocke’s continued involvement with X-Force, created a rift between the siblings, but they eventually reconciled.[149][150]

Secret Avengers[]

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Joining the Secret Avengers

Balancing his roles as a husband, MI-13 agent, and Captain Britain, Brian eventually joined the Avengers' covert operations team under Hawkeye’s leadership. Early on, there was friction between them, as Brian had expected to lead the team himself. The two worked together to face the Descendants, an underground organization made up of cyborgs and androids.[151] At the same time, Brian found himself entangled in a civil war in Otherworld, where the modern Manchester Gods were in conflict with the legendary forces of Avalon and Camelot. Despite the turmoil, Brian and King Arthur were ultimately compelled to relinquish control to the new gods of Britain.[152] During the arrival of the Phoenix, Brian was part of a team tasked with preventing its catastrophic impact. While he was unable to halt the Phoenix entirely, he successfully delayed its destructive path just long enough to save the Kree homeworld of Hala.[153]

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Captain Britain faces the Phoenix Force

While investigating the Descendants, Brian discovered that his father, James Braddock, had played a significant role in their creation through the Weapon Plus program. James had used the Orb of Necromancy to animate the Descendants but soon regretted his actions when the leader of the research team, known as "Father," twisted their original purpose. Eventually, Brian entrusted the Orb to the Avengers of Earth-666, assuming it wouldn't be necessary. However, the Orb became pivotal in the struggle against the undead Avengers, who sought to use it to spread undeath throughout the multiverse. Brian and Hawkeye faced off against the zombified versions of their teammates and ultimately used the Orb to restore Brother Voodoo's ghost, rendering him vulnerable. Their success in halting the Descendants' bio-technological attack neutralized the immediate danger, but the Secret Avengers disbanded soon after.[154]

Founding Braddock Academy[]

Captain Britain, alongside MI-13 and the British government, established the Braddock Academy to nurture the future heroes of the nation. Situated at Braddock Manor, the Academy was overseen by Brian and Meggan, with Union Jack, Spitfire, and Elsa Bloodstone serving as faculty members.[155]

Revolutionary War[]

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Investigating Mys-Tech's return

Brian later assisted other British heroes in thwarting the occult organization Mys-Tech, which sought to sacrifice Britain to the Hell-lord Mephisto. During the battle, his ally Killpower was lost to Hell. Following this, Brian covertly joined S.H.I.E.L.D.’s European Division, keeping a watchful eye for any sign of Mys-Tech's return. While MI-13 and S.H.I.E.L.D. investigated the threat, Brian was captured by Death's Head II in a ruse, discovering that the Psycho-Wraith planned to use him as one of six living batteries to open a portal to Hell for Mephisto’s legions.[156] With the help of other British heroes, Brian prevented Killpower and Jackdaw—two former allies now corrupted by demons—from launching their invasion of Earth.[157]

Time Runs Out[]

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As part of the Illuminati, dedicated to preventing the Incursions

In response to the Incursion crisis, where colliding Earths threatened the existence of both universes, Brian Braddock joined the Illuminati.[30] Initially, the Captain Britain Corps downplayed the threat, but the situation became dire when nearly two dozen Corps members were lost. Roma and Saturnyne discovered a Mapmaker, which triggered an invasion by the Sidera Maris in Otherworld. During the attack, Brian lost an eye and his support system. He only survived after Saturnyne expelled him from the Starlight Citadel, granting him the knowledge of Otherworld.[158] In the final months of their existence, the Illuminati became fugitives, facing the fury of an awakened Captain America, who sought revenge for his stolen memories. The group eventually sought peace with Steve Rogers, S.H.I.E.L.D., and several Avenger factions in Spain, but no resolution to the crisis was found. As the Incursion between Earth-616 and Earth-1610 loomed, Brian resigned himself to his fate, choosing not to be among the survivors.[159][160][161][162]

Secret Empire[]

After the multiverse's rebirth and the resolution of the Incursion crisis, Brian assumed leadership of the Champions of Europe, a superhero group formed in response to Steve Rogers’ revelation as a Hydra sleeper agent and the subsequent rise of a Hydra-controlled United States.[163] Brian's team, alongside Enigma and Squirrel Girl, fought fiercely against the Hydra regime. Once Rogers was defeated, the Champions focused on dismantling the last remnants of Hydra’s terror cells.[164]

Parenthood[]

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Reunited with his wife and daughter

After Meggan became pregnant, she and Brian retired to Braddock Lighthouse, seeking a quiet life to raise their child. Their daughter, Margaret, amazed her parents with her rapid mastery of language and complex ideas. Brian, proud yet unintentionally condescending, often tried discussing advanced topics like physics with her as an infant. They chose Nightcrawler, Prestige, and Shadowcat to serve as her godparents.[33] During a trip to Paris, they encountered Scythian, a god from the Negative Zone, who sought revenge. Brian joined forces with the X-Men to banish him to Limbo.[165] Later, Brian attended a super-summit in Antarctica as the representative of the UK’s heroes[166] and offered Braddock Academy as a sanctuary for Captain Marvel' War Avengers during Malekith's invasion.[167] On a more personal note, Brian received a touching Christmas gift when his twin sister, Betsy, returned to her original form after having been in a different body for years.[168]

Captain Britain No More[]

Brian Braddock (Earth-616) from Excalibur Vol 4 3 001

As Morgan Le Fay's dark knight

After the Incursion crisis, Brian witnessed the fragmentation of Otherworld, with Merlyn and Roma ruling separate domains. With the Captain Britain Corps gone, Saturnyne took full control of the Starlight Citadel. Meanwhile, the emergence of Krakoa as a new mutant nation shifted the balance of power, and Brian’s family became part of this new era. When Apocalypse sought to gain access to Avalon, Brian was manipulated by Morgan Le Fay in her conflict with Saturnyne, transforming him into her dark knight. Just before Morgan’s enchantment fully overtook him, Brian transferred his powers to his sister, Betsy, who reclaimed the Captain Britain mantle.[35] Betsy’s attempts to save Brian were thwarted as Morgan forced him to battle her, and in the end, Betsy accidentally killed Brian during their fight. Jamie Braddock used his powers to revive Brian, breaking Morgan's control over him. However, Brian struggled with his sense of self-worth and the Captain Britain mantle. In his frustration, he chose the Sword of Might over the Amulet of Right and asked Betsy to assume the role of Captain Britain.[13] Eventually, Brian distanced himself from both his sister and the sword, unable to escape the weight of his shame.[169]

Becoming Captain Avalon[]

Brian Braddock (Earth-616) from X of Swords Stasis Vol 1 1 001

Captain Avalon, sworn protector of the Braddock family

Brian became involved in the Arakko conflict when he and Betsy were selected as Swordbearers in a tournament set up by Saturnyne to ease tensions between Krakoa and Arakko. Initially, Brian sought to give up the Sword of Might and resume his role as Captain Britain, but Saturnyne’s manipulation forced him into the position of Captain Avalon, the sworn protector of his brother, King Jamie. Despite Saturnyne's attempts to control him, including her advances and her offer of the Starlight Sword, Brian resisted, choosing instead to support Betsy as Captain Britain during the competition.[170] The tournament soon spiraled into chaos, filled with fierce trials and betrayals. Despite Betsy’s apparent death and the brutality of the event, Brian fought alongside the other Swordbearers, eventually leading to war with Amenth's forces. Saturnyne’s plan to create a new Captain Britain Corps faltered when Betsy, not Brian, became the foundation for the Corps across the multiverse. The forces of Krakoa and the Captain Britain Corps managed to thwart the invasion, but the Earth-616 version of Betsy remained missing.[171][172][173][174][36]

Brian distanced himself from Great Britain, avoiding the Coven Akkaba’s attempts to install him as the rightful Captain Britain following Betsy’s disappearance. Instead, he continued his role as Captain Avalon, standing by his brother Jamie in Otherworld. Meggan took on the mantle of Court Sorceress Gloriana, while their daughter Maggie displayed a natural aptitude for diplomacy and investigation.[175] Excalibur eventually facilitated Betsy’s return, allowing her to reclaim the Captain Britain title and preventing it from passing to Brian.[176] Shortly after, Brian attended the Hellfire Gala with Meggan.[177]

Brian Braddock (Earth-616) from Excalibur Vol 4 24 001

Fighting alongside his family

Otherworld War[]

As tensions rose between Merlyn and Saturnyne, Brian and Jamie participated in a parliament where Merlyn’s anti-mutant stance caused friction.[178] Later, the Braddock family gathered at the Starlight Citadel during the trial of Jamie’s false Captains Britain, a moment that sparked a civil war between Merlyn, aligned with King Arthur, and Saturnyne, supported by the Braddocks. Brian was stunned by King Arthur’s return but pledged to defend mutants, as those he cherished were part of that community.[179] As Captain Avalon, he fought alongside Excalibur against Merlyn’s forces. Facing imminent defeat, Brian and his family retreated to the Braddock Lighthouse on Earth.[180] After the war concluded and peace was reestablished, Brian offered to train King Arthur’s son, Mordred, as his squire.[181]

Teaching and Family Focus[]

Brian Braddock (Earth-616) from Betsy Braddock Captain Britain Vol 1 5 001

Facing the Fury for the last time

After relocating to Braddock Manor, Brian dedicated himself to studying the threat of a new Fury in his private laboratory.[182] During an outing with Meggan, they were ambushed by a Fury impersonating Captain Britain, intent on capturing him. While Brian engaged in combat, Betsy created a psychic illusion, tricking the Fury into believing it had succeeded. Jamie then trapped the Fury within a pocket dimension, but Brian resolved to face it alone.[183] Rachel stopped Brian from destroying the Fury, emphasizing its potential value.[184] Together with Rachel and Meggan, Brian traveled to Infuri, the Everforge, where they negotiated with the Furies, proposing a war against Dr. Doom’s Doombots as an alternative target. Following the resolution of Morgan Le Fay’s threat, Brian and his family attended an open house at the newly reopened Braddock Academy, where he announced his commitment to becoming an educator.[38]

Attributes

Power Grid[192]
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Powers

Interdimensional Energy Conduit: Braddock's abilities are powered by interdimensional energies which are concentrated around the British Isles of each reality and also in Otherworld; moving too far away from the field will cause eventual power loss unless a power-enhancing costume is worn. After being lost in the timestream for a while, Brian briefly had precognitive flashes, though these eventually abated. For a time, all of his abilities were localized to Britain; if he went abroad for too long a time without wearing his costume, his powers eventually diminished to nothing. His costume acts as an antenna and battery, allowing him to retain his powers wherever he goes. When he and Meggan destroyed the Otherworld energy matrix at Roma's prompting, however, the energies that allowed him to retain his power within the UK without his costume were dissipated. Hence, to retain his powers anywhere on Earth, he must wear the costume at all times. Recently, Brian has gained the ability to use his powers even without his suit. They are now based on his confidence. With greater confidence comes more power, and he weakens as his confidence does.
Originally, his powers were linked to the Amulet of Right, worn around his neck, and he depended on a mace-like Star Scepter to fly. Later on, Merlyn changed his costume just before he entered an alternate Earth (Earth-238), removing the Amulet and the Scepter placing the powers in his new costume. Not long after that he was killed by the Fury and had his body remade by Merlyn, who chose this point to make his powers innate and stronger, with his costume merely serving as a "battery" and amplifier. Currently, Brian's powers are sustained by his own confidence and heritage as the son of a denizen of Otherworld. Thus, the more confident he is, the greater his powers are and vice versa.

  • Superhuman Strength: While wearing his costume, Braddock's strength is increased to high superhuman levels. He originally possessed the strength of ten men and could lift 1,800 pounds[185] but it rose to the point where he could lift 2 tons under normal circumstances.[186] In recent years his strength dramatically increased to the point where he could lift 90 tons[187] but it has now furtherly increased and at his peak, he's able to lift over 100 tons.[3]
  • Superhuman Stamina: Braddock's advanced musculature produces considerably less fatigue toxins during physical activity than the musculature of a normal human. At his peak, he can exert himself physically for about 24 hours before the build-up of fatigue toxins in his blood begins to impair him.[3]
  • Superhuman Durability: While wearing his costume, Braddock's body is surrounded by an invisible force field that renders him highly resistant to physical injury. The field allows him to sustain powerful energy blasts, great impact forces such as bazooka shells or being repeatedly struck by superhumanly strong opponents, temperature extremes, and falls from great heights without being injured.[187] However, repeated impacts from sufficiently powerful forces or weaponry will weaken and, eventually, penetrate the field. The field's density, however, is specially designed to allow oxygen and light to pass through it. This force field is now sustained by his own confidence.
  • Superhuman Agility: Braddock's agility, balance, and bodily coordination are enhanced to levels that are beyond the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete.
  • Superhuman Reflexes: Braddock's reflexes are similarly enhanced and are superior to those of the finest human athlete.[3]
  • Superhuman Senses: Braddock can purposely draw upon the energies that give him his other powers to temporarily increase the efficiency of his senses, enhancing them to superhuman levels. He can see objects with perfect clarity at much greater distances than a normal human can. His hearing is similarly enhanced, allowing him to hear further than a human and to detect sounds normal humans can't.[3]
  • Flight: Braddock can also channel these energies for the purpose of flying through the air at great speeds. At his peak, he is capable of surpassing the Speed of Sound, 770 miles per hour. The force field that grants him his superhuman durability enables him to withstand the rigors of traveling at such high velocities would have on human tissue without harm, as well as allowing him to breathe normally.[3]
  • Self-Sustenance: Brian can survive in space.[3]
  • Magic Visualization: Brian can visualize magical spells around him as words and physically break them.[3]
  • Telepathic Resistance: Brian has developed a resistance to his sister Betty's telepathy and has an implant made by Mister Fantastic that prevents telepaths from locating him.[3]
Former Powers
  • Precognition: As Britanic he had prophetic visions tied to memories of experiencing all of history while lost in the timestream.[3]

Abilities

  • Genius Intelligence: Braddock is brilliant scientist with expertise in physics, engineering[39] and robotics.[3]
  • Acrobatics: He is an excellent acrobat.[3]
  • Hand-to-Hand Combat: Brian is an excellent combatant trained in the conventional fighting methods.[188] He has also received additional training by Nightcrawler.[117]

Weaknesses

  • Confidence: Currently, Captain Britain's powers are based on his own confidence. The more he believes in himself and what he is doing, the stronger he is, and the less susceptible to damage he becomes.
  • Gas Attacks: Also, though the force field protects him from conventional physical injury, it does leave him vulnerable to attack from "knock out" gases as they can pass through his force field as easily as oxygen can.
Former Weaknesses
  • Costume Dependency: Formerly, Braddock's powers were dependent upon his costume. If he wasn't wearing it, then he could not gain access to the interdimensional energies that granted him his powers.
  • Alcoholism: Brian used to be an heavy drinker who developed alcoholic tendencies in college[31] but has since then managed to overcome this problem.[103]
  • Blunder Jinx: In order to keep Excalibur from disbanding Roma jinxed Brian so that everytime that he tried to work alone he would become unlucky and remain reliant on his team but she has since then removed this curse.[189]

Paraphernalia

Equipment

  • Captain Britain's Uniform: stores interdimensional energies, acting as a battery for when he is away from the matrix which surrounds the British Isles. His costume has also at times been able to generate a protective force field (originally, this power came from his quarterstaff) and a more recent version is also able to adopt a 'stealth mode' which helps him operate more unobtrusively.

Weapons

  • Braddock currently wields the Sword of Might as Captain Avalon and one of the Swordbearers of Krakoa.[170]
  • Captain Britain originally wielded a Quarterstaff (which could produce a force field),[4] and later the Star Sceptre (which allowed flight, as well as the force field).[45] Merlyn eventually moved these powers into Brian's costume, and eventually into Brian himself.
  • Brian temporarily wielded the sword Excalibur during the adventure which saw him ascend the throne of Otherworld.

Transportation

Self powered flight, formerly motorcycle.

Notes

Trivia

  • Brian's transformation into Britanic by Excalibur writer Scott Lobdell was inspired by the chaotic nature of the series itself. He wanted to try something different with Brian, and at the same time have him undergo a drastic change in the same way his sister Betsy did. The change was never meant to be permanent, and Lobdell additionally noted, "I also liked the idea that the barrel-chested stalwart of the group was going to be forced into the role of the kind of manic member for a bit — it felt fitfully undignified and something Brian might have felt mortified about later."[190]
  • Captain Britain was once Spider-Man's roommate, although they were close in age, Peter served as a mentor in teaching him how to use his powers when he first became Captain Britain. [59][31]
  • Captain Britain was often referred to as "Britain's first super-hero" in early issues of his own series, but he was actually predated by Black Knight and Union Jack.

See Also

Links and References

References

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