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Appearing in "Night of the Hawk!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #28

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Synopsis for "Night of the Hawk!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #28
An act of kindness backfires when the deranged Professor Scott transforms a robot hunting hawk created for him as a gift by Brian Braddock into a deadly weapon.

Appearing in "Lonely Are the Hunted!"

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Captain Britain #29

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Synopsis for "Lonely Are the Hunted!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #29
Captain Britain faces the insanity of Lord Hawk, who is determined to get revenge on a society he considers corrupt and depraved for killing his beloved pets..

Appearing in "Panic in Piccadilly!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #30

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Synopsis for "Panic in Piccadilly!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #30
Lord Hawk is on the rampage and only Captain Britain can stop him. But first he must save his beloved Courtney Ross, injured in the robot hawk's attack on London.

Appearing in "Of Legends, Dreams and Otherworld"

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Synopsis for "Of Legends, Dreams and Otherworld"

  • A 2 page article about the creation of the Otherworld saga in Hulk comic.

Appearing in "The Abduction of King Arthur!"

Reprint of the 4th story from
Black Knight #1

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Synopsis for "The Abduction of King Arthur!"

Reprint of the 4th story from
Black Knight #1
King Arthur has been kidnapped in the night by the forces of Mordred and locked in one of the dungeons below the castle, unknown to all until morning. Unaware of Mordred's duplicity, everyone panics at the disappearance of the king. Mordred and Morgan le Fay use this opportunity to take control of the kingdom, despite the protests of Arthur's wife Queen Guinevere, but her protests are easily silenced. Unaware of Mordred's duplicity, the Knights of the Round Table sent out searching parties to try and find their missing king, and Mordred feigns a desire to find King Arthur as well.

In the castle, Mordred suggests that perhaps King Arthur deserted his people, and when Sir Percy calls him a liar, Percy is slapped across the face. Percy then goes to meet with Merlin who informs his secret agent that King Arthur is actually prisoner in the castle dungeon. Merlin then bestows upon the Percy a new weapon, the mystical Ebony Blade. Percy changes into the Black Knight, and as he exits Merlin's chambers he is spotted by Mordred's minions who attack him. The Black Knight quickly flees outside the castle walls and climbs down into the dungeon. There he battles more of Mordred's forces, taking one as a prisoner and forcing him to lead him to King Arthur.

Freeing King Arthur, both are attacked by more of Mordred's minions but the Black Knight and the King easily slay them. Using a secret passage way to get to the upper levels of the castle, King Arthur announces his return to his people and explains what happened. Mordred steps down from the throne returning it to Arthur. With no proof that Mordred was behind this attempt keeps silent about who was responsible. Changing back into his civilian guise, Sir Percy welcomes back the king and asks what he can do. When King Arthur assigns Percy to assist the ladies-in-waiting with their chores, Sir Percy gladly accepts the job, much to Lady Rosamund's chagrin.

Appearing in "Of Mortals and Magi"

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Synopsis for "Of Mortals and Magi"

  • A 3 page text story about the background of the Otherworld Saga, the birth of the Walker Group and the rise and fall of Camelot.

Appearing in "... With One Beside Him"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Doctor Strange #178

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Synopsis for "... With One Beside Him"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Doctor Strange #178
Having learned that the remaining members of the Sons of Satannish were banished to the realm of Tiboro, and are the only possible means of learning how to reverse the spell cast by their masters, Dr. Strange travels to England to recruit his friend Victoria Bentley to help, however upon arriving there he gets into a brief battle with the Black Knight. Strange decides that the Knight would be better suited for this mission and so recruits him to travel to Tiboro's realm. There the two heroes battle Tiboro, and it is a losing battle until the Black Knight is able to smash Tiboro's magic wand the source of the beings powers. Defeated, Tiboro allows Strange and the Knight to take the Sons of Satannish back with them to Earth's dimension. This story is continued in Avengers #61.

Appearing in "In the Shadow of the Hawk!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #31

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Synopsis for "In the Shadow of the Hawk!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #31
Captain Britain tackles Lord Hawk and appears to be winning, until a jealous Jacko Tanner attacks him while he's distracted, angered by Courtney Ross's attraction to the hero. The Captain, caught off guard, is grabbed by the robot hawk...

Appearing in "Only the Strong Survive!"

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Captain Britain #32

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Synopsis for "Only the Strong Survive!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #32
Things take a turn for the bizarre as Jacko Tanner seizes control of Lord Hawk's robot bird and almost kills Captain Britain before accidentally blowing the thing up. The dazed Captain is almost captured by Dai Thomas, but rescue is at hand.

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