Appearing in "Another World, Another Foe!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Watcher (Main story and flashback)
Antagonists:
- Leader's Humanoids
- Numerous unnamed humanoids
- Leader
- Amphibion (Qnax) (First appearance; unnamed)
Other Characters:
- Rick Jones (Mentioned in narration or thoughts)
Races and Species:
- Robots
- Humans
- Watchers (Main story and flashback)
- Unidentified alien species (Main story and flashback)
- Xantareans (First appearance; unnamed)
Realities:
Locations:
- Milky Way (Main story and flashback)
- Earth
- Europe
- Missouri, United States of America (Mentioned)
- Earth Orbit (Main story and flashback)
- Moon (Only in flashback)
- Blue Area of the Moon (Only in flashback)
- Blue City (Only in flashback)
- Blue Area of the Moon (Only in flashback)
- Moon (Only in flashback)
- Earth
- Planet T-37X (Main story and flashback)
Items:
- Projecto-Ray
- Ultimate Machine (First appearance)
Synopsis for "Another World, Another Foe!"
Overpowered by the Leader's humanoids while fighting to stop from changing back into Bruce Banner, the Hulk is on the verge of death should he return to his human form due to the bullet in his head. Realizing that there is something wrong with the Hulk, the Leader calls off his humanoids and takes Hulk to his medical lab. There he bombards Hulk with more Gamma radiation -- stabilizing his transformation and keeping him as the Hulk -- and removes the bullet from his brain.
After testing the Hulk to ensure that he has reached full strength, the Leader tells the Hulk of his mission. Having discovered the Watcher's citadel on the Blue Area of the Moon, the Leader had also tracked the Watcher's travels to his home planet. There the Leader became aware of the Ultimate Machine, a device which he seeks in order to conquer the Earth. The Leader sends the Hulk to the Watcher's home world in order to obtain the device, teleporting Hulk the light years in space between his destination.
The Watcher welcomes the Hulk and tells him that he will not interfere with anything the Hulk may choose to do on the Watcher's home. Guided by the Leader to the location of the Ultimate Machine, the Leader warns the Hulk of another who had come to the Watchers planet seeking the Ultimate Machine as well. However, before the Hulk can be adequately informed, he is struck by the creature in question, the being known as the Amphibion. This story is continued next issue...Appearing in "Killgrave, the Unbelievable Purple Man!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Purple Man (Killgrave) (First appearance)
- Fixer (Only in recap)
Other Characters:
- NYPD officers
- Mrs. Perkins (First appearance)
- Punchy (First appearance)
- Mr. Smathers (First appearance)
- US soldiers (Only in flashback)
Races and Species:
Realities:
Locations:
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- North America
Items:
Synopsis for "Killgrave, the Unbelievable Purple Man!"
When Murdock visits Killgrave in his jail cell, Killgrave tells Murdock that he doesn't need a lawyer. He demonstrates by asking the guard to let him go, then asking Karen Page to accompany him. The both comply. Although Matt isn't affected, he waits until everyone else snaps out of Killgrave's control, then follows him in his guise of Daredevil. Killgrave orders bystanders to attack Daredevil, forcing him to retreat.
Killgrave amasses a small army of strong men from a local gym and takes over the Ritz Plaza hotel. Meanwhile, Daredevil prepares his miniature tape recorder and other gadgets built into his billy club.
Later, Daredevil chases Killgrave up to the hotel roof, where the Purple Man orders Karen to stand on the ledge of the building and forces Daredevil to comply by holding him at gunpoint. Killgrave explains how he got his uncanny powers. While spying on a lab for a communist country, he was accidentally doused with a chemical. When he was caught by the plant guards, he found that he was able to bend their will, and soon decided it would be best to become a criminal.
Daredevil jumps off the side of the building with Karen and swings her to safety, then returns to fight Killgrave. He subdues the villain with the special cape that he built into his billy club to retard his abilities. He then turns the Purple Man over to the police with a tape of Killgrave's confessions.
After removing his costume, he returns to the Nelson & Murdock law offices, where he finds that Karen is okay; however, they both keep their feelings for each other to themselves.Appearing in "The Fantastic Four Versus the Red Ghost and His Indescribable Super-Apes!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Watcher (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
Antagonists:
- Super-Apes (First appearance)
- Red Ghost (Ivan Kragoff) (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Sir Galahad (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Cats (Invoked)
- Apes
- Kree (Referenced)
- Watchers (First appearance)
- Unidentified alien species (Only in flashback)
- Dinosaurs
- Fleas (Mentioned)
Realities:
Locations:
- Earthspace (Main story and flashback)
- Sol (Main story and flashback)
- Earth (Main story and flashback)
- North America (Main story and flashback)
- United States of America (Main story and flashback)
- New York
- Arizona (Only in flashback)
- Winslow (First appearance; unnamed) (Only in flashback)
- Meteor Crater (First appearance) (Only in flashback)
- Winslow (First appearance; unnamed) (Only in flashback)
- United States of America (Main story and flashback)
- Asia (Main story and flashback)
- Soviet Union (Main story and flashback) (Topical Reference)
- Moon
- Blue Area of the Moon
- Blue City (First appearance)
- Watcher's Citadel (First appearance)
- Blue Area of the Moon
- North America (Main story and flashback)
- Earth (Main story and flashback)
- Planet T-37X (First appearance; unnamed) (Only in flashback)
- Sol (Main story and flashback)
- Limbo (Mentioned)
Items:
- Fantastic Four Uniforms
- Cosmic Rays
- Atmo-Web (First appearance)
- Freeze-Gun (First appearance)
- Paralysis Ray Gun (First appearance)
Vehicles:
- Intercontinental Passenger Missile
- Ivan Kragoff's Ceramic Spaceship (First appearance)
- Unidentified Pneumatic-Powered Vehicle (First appearance)
Events:
- Tunguska Event (Only in flashback)
Synopsis for "The Fantastic Four Versus the Red Ghost and His Indescribable Super-Apes!"
After an experiment on a strange meteor fragment, Reed Richards wants to take a rocket to the Blue Area of the Moon where it came from. Meanwhile, in the Soviet Union, a Russian scientist named Ivan Kragoff completes his training of three apes who will pilot his own rocket mission to the moon. As the Fantastic Four are blasting off so is Kragoff and his apes. Seeking to duplicate the accident that gave the Fantastic Four their powers, Kragoff had designed his ship to be transparent so that he and his apes would be exposed to an even greater dose of cosmic rays.
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Although they are spotted by the passing Fantastic Four, Kragoff's attempt worked. Gifted with the power of intangibility, Kragoff rechristened himself the Red Ghost. While his now "Super-Apes" gained powers as well, Igor the baboon became a shape-shifter, Piotr the orangutan gained control of magnetism, while Miklho the gorilla gained enhanced strength. When the Fantastic Four finally land on the moon they discover the ruins of an ancient civilization in its mysterious "Blue Area" as well as a strange citadel off in the distance. The group then splits up to explore. While out searching, the Thing is attacked by the Red Ghost and his Super-Apes.
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However, the fight is abruptly stopped by an alien calling himself the Watcher, who incapacitates the Super-Apes with his vast cosmic powers. The Watcher explains that his race of people has been charged with watching other alien races but have a vow to never interfere. Having come to consider the human race to be nothing more than savages fighting over their petty territorial disputes, the Watcher orders them not to bring their war to his home and dispatches the Fantastic Four, Red Ghost and his Super-Apes back to the ruined city where they could fight to the finish so that the Watcher could determine which of them came from a superior country.
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