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Appearing in "S.H.I.E.L.D. Strikes Out!"

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Synopsis for "S.H.I.E.L.D. Strikes Out!"

Captain America and Captain Britain battle the Red Skull, who is holding Betsy and Jamie Braddock hostage, while Fury discovers Radcliffe's treachery-but too late to stop him from apparently bombing Braddock Manor to the ground!

Appearing in "The Revenge of the Red Skull!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #17

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Synopsis for "The Revenge of the Red Skull!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Captain Britain #17
Captain's Britain and America battle the forces of the Red Skull, while Nick Fury meets Prime Minister James Callaghan alongside S.T.R.I.K.E leader Tod Radcliffe-in fact, one of the Skull's agents!

Appearing in "Thunder in the Ruins!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Fantastic Four #118

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Synopsis for "Thunder in the Ruins!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Fantastic Four #118
Johnny Storm has arrived in Terra Verde where he witnesses their local air force attacking the native peasants in the area. At first he thinks they are just practicing war games, but soon Johnny realizes the truth and comes to the citizens' aid by incapacitating the planes. One of the jets is able to sneak up behind him, but before Johnny is attacked the jet suddenly breaks apart. Johnny looks towards the cause of the destruction only to be shocked when he spots Crystal among the people down below. He rushes down to her side and kisses his long lost love. Crystal swats him away, and insists that she is the goddess Ixchel. "Ixchel" then warns him that if he hadn't aided in defeating her enemies any other would have suffered her wrath and if he should try such things again she wouldn't hesitate to make her anger known. When Johnny tries to press the issue, "Ixchel" uses her elemental powers to douse his flame then proceeds to leave with her followers.

Meanwhile, Diablo has forced Lockjaw to teleport him into the palace of Terra Verde. After dispatching the guards, he confronts the ruler of the country, General Robles. Telling Robles that he intends to take over the country for his own ends, he teleports Robles back to the Mayan temple where he is stationed. There, they are attacked by the Human Torch who has made it to the temple before Crystal. Diablo tries to fight back, but the Torch's flame powers have grown stronger since their last encounter. When Crystal arrives shortly after their confrontation Diablo orders her to attack Johnny, but realizes that the potion that keeps her under his control is slowly starting to lose its effectiveness. Diablo changes his course of action by rushing into the temple to try and get more of the potion, however when he gets to the temple's entrance he finds that it is blocked by an invisible force field. This leads him to the conclusion that the rest of the Fantastic Four have arrived and upon looking towards the sky Diablo sees that they have flown to Terra Verde in their Pogo-Plane.

Diablo orders his followers to attack, and, while the locals clash with Reed and Sue, Lockjaw teleports the Thing away. As the battle rages, Diablo is too late to reapply his potions, and the Mayan temple reverts back to its original ruined state. Crystal is freed from his control. With Diablo exposed as a fraud, the locals stop fighting. Inside the temple, Diablo attempts another potion to get revenge against his foes when he is suddenly attacked by General Robles, causing his potion to be knocked out of his hands. At that moment, Lockjaw and the Thing return, and the Fantastic Four head toward the temple. However, before they can get close, it is destroyed in a massive explosion. With Diablo seemingly dead and Crystal free, she is happily reunited with Johnny. The reunion is short-lived however as Crystal explains to Johnny that she cannot stay with him so long as Maximus rules the Inhuman throne and that she has to leave to help aid in the liberation of her homeland. Johnny is saddened by this but understands and tells Crystal that he will wait for her to return.

Appearing in "Armageddon!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Strange Tales #167

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  • Pseudo-Elliptoid Wrist Tracer (First appearance)
  • Infinity Sphere (First appearance)
  • Warp-Vest (First appearance)
  • Unidentified "Mind Amplifyin' Gizmo"
  • Explosion-Absorber (Behind the scenes)
  • Satan Claw
  • Doctor Doom's Armor

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  • Dreadnought (First appearance)

Synopsis for "Armageddon!"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Strange Tales #167
Jimmy cradles the body of his beloved in his arms; The Claw vows vengeance; Fury says he's takin' over --NOW! Just then, ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE as a S.H.I.E.L.D. Suicide Squad bursts in thru the floor via "The Dreadnought," a colossal tunneling machine. The Claw vanishes, Fury uses a "Psuedo-Elliptoid Wrist Tracer" to find him, but arrives just as the villain escapes into the "Space-Time Continuum" in an "Infinity Sphere." But Fury finds a "Prototype Warp-Vest" which uses "Hyper-Space Circuits" and follows The Claw's "Cosmic Trajectory." The Claw hits the button on a nuclear detonator, destroying his entire underwater base-- just as Fury arrives and attacks him using a "Mind-Amplifyin' Gizmo." As The Claw topples backward, Fury tells him S.H.I.E.L.D. planted an "Explosion Absorber" and cleared out-- meaning, The Claw only succeeded in destroying his own base. Fury then uses The Satan Claw to peel open The Claw's armor and it is revealed to have been a robot pawn in a game lost by Doctor Doom to the Prime Mover.

Notes

  • Published by Marvel UK
  • The 2nd story is a reprint of the first half of Fantastic Four #118 in black and white.
  • The 3rd story is a reprint of the first half of Strange Tales #167.
  • This issue contains reprints of the first and third stories from Captain Britain #17 as a free insert, to make up for them originally being published with the pages out of order.

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