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Quote1 He's got to come. He's Captain Britain. He's got to come. Quote2
Meggan

Appearing in "The Candlelight Dialogues"

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Synopsis for "The Candlelight Dialogues"

As the Jaspers Warp begins to take hold on England, two young women sit in a concentration camp sharing stories of hope. Susan, a young woman who registered on an ESP test at her school, tells a tale of the legendary Captain Britain taking on a small army of Beetles to aid a punk couple. Her companion, a strange woman with various nonhuman features named Meggan, reveals the rumor of Captain Britain marching from the north with an army of superheroes. She also tells Sue about how her family hide her for many years before the Beetles discovered her. As they blow out their candle and say goodnight, a lone poster of Sir James Jaspers russles in the wind just outside the walls.

Appearing in "Loss"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Wolverine #3

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  • Yukio's Spikes (Name revealed)

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Synopsis for "Loss"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Wolverine #3

At a bar in Tokyo, Wolverine wrestles a man named Takahashi and lifts him over his head. When the man punches Wolverine in the face, Wolverine throws him out the window. Wolverine joins his new girlfriend, Yukio, as they go outside and meet Asano Kimura. Asano asks Wolverine for help in a Japanese underworld takeover, but Wolverine turns him down flat.

Yukio takes Logan to some train tracks and they start making out. Despite being drunk, Logan notices something is wrong and realizes a bullet train is approaching and jumps off the tracks carrying Yukio. Wolverine questions Yukio's insanity, but she says that when she dies, she wishes to die "spectacularly." Soon, Logan falls asleep and dreams that he is a medieval warrior approaching the Clan Yashida fortress, where guards attack him with a barrage of arrows. The last arrow comes from his former love, Mariko, which pierces his soul.

While Wolverine dreams this, members of the Hand goad Yukio to kill Wolverine in accordance with her agreement with Lord Shingen. She takes out her blades to presumably cut out Wolverine's heart, but instead uses them to fight the Hand members. Yukio tries to wake Wolverine up, but instead he mumbles "M-Mariko." Frustrated, she kicks Wolverine in the face and leaves.

Later Wolverine wakes up and goes back to the hotel. He finds the corpse of Asano, and sniffs the scent on the knife. He learns that Yukio was the one who ambushed him when he arrived in Japan and uncovers her deception. Yukio runs, and Wolverine chases her through the rooftops of the city, until he brings down Yukio with her own weapon.

Yukio lands in the Zen gardens of Kyoto and Wolverine prepares to kill her. She says that since they both love each other, killing her would be to kill himself. Although he realizes the truthfulness of her words, Wolverine decides to kill her anyway. However, the Hand ambushes him and Wolverine has to deal with them instead. In the ensuing battle, Yukio escapes and Wolverine notices some of the dead Hand members have her spikes in them. Wolverine examines the the Zen gardens and makes peace with himself, resolving to seek revenge on Shingen.

Appearing in "Quiet Town: Episode Two"

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Synopsis for "Quiet Town: Episode Two"

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Notes

  • Mighty World of Marvel incorporates The Daredevils with this issue. The Captain Britain strip and Night Raven text story both continue from The Daredevils .
  • The number of colour pages is reduced with this issue.

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