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In their office [[Zarda Shelton (Earth-712)|Power Princess]] confides in [[Mark Milton (Earth-712)|Hyperion]] that she thinks the Utopia Program has cost them a lot so far - four of the Squadron have died since its inception, and four have left their ranks - but Hyperion reassures her that they're doing the right thing.
 
In their office [[Zarda Shelton (Earth-712)|Power Princess]] confides in [[Mark Milton (Earth-712)|Hyperion]] that she thinks the Utopia Program has cost them a lot so far - four of the Squadron have died since its inception, and four have left their ranks - but Hyperion reassures her that they're doing the right thing.
   
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Later, the five new recruits are sworn in to the Squadron, all feeling bad about lying as they are actually double agents for the [[Redeemers (Earth-712)|Redeemers]]. [[Kyle Richmond (Earth-712)|Nighthawk]] and the rest of the Redeemers watch their fellows being sworn in on TV, with the [[Julie Steel (Earth-712)|Mink]], [[Frank Edwards (Earth-712)|Remnant]], [[Pinball (Earth-712)|Pinball]] and [[Wyatt McDonald (Earth-712)|Black Archer]] complaining they haven't seen any action. Nighthawk assures them they will, before remembering how he came to set up the group. Mink approaches him afterward and thanks him for making a new woman of her, then kisses him, much to his surprise.
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Later, the five new recruits are sworn into the Squadron, all feeling bad about lying as they are actually double agents for the [[Redeemers (Earth-712)|Redeemers]]. [[Kyle Richmond (Earth-712)|Nighthawk]] and the rest of the Redeemers watch their fellows being sworn in on TV, with the [[Julie Steel (Earth-712)|Mink]], [[Frank Edwards (Earth-712)|Remnant]], [[Chester Freeman (Earth-712)|Pinball]] and [[Wyatt McDonald (Earth-712)|Black Archer]] complaining they haven't seen any action. Nighthawk assures them they will, before remembering how he came to set up the group. Mink approaches him afterward and thanks him for making a new woman of her, then kisses him, much to his surprise.
   
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That night, Moonglow uses her new security clearance to access the Squadron's files and send the plans fot the [[Behaviour Modification Device]] to Nighthawk. She's almost seen by [[Xina (Earth-712)|Ape X]], but uses her illusory powers to hide herself. Nighthawk sends the plans to [[Emil Burbank (Earth-712)|Master Menace]] so he can recreate the devide and reverse-engineer it to find a reversal process.
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That night, Moonglow uses her new security clearance to access the Squadron's files and send the plans for the [[Behaviour Modification Device]] to Nighthawk. She's almost seen by [[Xina (Earth-712)|Ape X]], but uses her illusory powers to hide herself. Nighthawk sends the plans to [[Emil Burbank (Earth-712)|Master Menace]] so he can recreate the device and reverse-engineer it to find a reversal process.
   
−
Meanwhile, [[Artificial Intelligence Data Analyser (Earth-712)|AIDA]] alerts Ape X that Moonglow stole the plans, but as a result of her own behavior-modification, Ape X is unable to report a fellow Squadron member, as Moonglow now is. The resulting mental distress the dilemma Ape X faces renders her catatonic. AIDA alerts Power Princess and Hyperion, but when they arrive, AIDA is fearful of telling them what happened in case they have a similar reaction, so she stays silent about it. The two heroes fly Ape X to the hospital, thinking she's suffering from exhaustion or an anxiety attack.
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Meanwhile, [[Artificial Intelligence Data Analyser (Earth-712)|AIDA]] alerts Ape X that Moonglow stole the plans, but as a result of her own behavior modification, Ape X is unable to report a fellow Squadron member, as Moonglow now is. The resulting mental distress the dilemma Ape X faces renders her catatonic. AIDA alerts Power Princess and Hyperion, but when they arrive, AIDA is fearful of telling them what happened in case they have a similar reaction, so she stays silent about it. The two heroes fly Ape X to the hospital, thinking she's suffering from exhaustion or an anxiety attack.
   
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At Richmond Manor, Nighthawk trains his original recruits before he receives a call from Master Menace, who has succeeded in reversing the behavior-modification process. He says Nighthawk can bring the behavior-modified Squadron recruits to him as soon as possible.
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At Richmond Manor, Nighthawk trains his original recruits before he receives a call from Master Menace, who has succeeded in reversing the behavior modification process. He says Nighthawk can bring the behavior modified Squadron recruits to him as soon as possible.
   
 
After an assignment with the Whizzer, [[Harold Danforth (Earth-712)|Haywire]] lures [[Donald McGuiggin (Earth-712)|Lamprey]] to a disused bar where the rest of the Redeemers are waiting to reverse his behavior-modification. That done, they recruit him to the Redeemers to be another inside agent.
 
After an assignment with the Whizzer, [[Harold Danforth (Earth-712)|Haywire]] lures [[Donald McGuiggin (Earth-712)|Lamprey]] to a disused bar where the rest of the Redeemers are waiting to reverse his behavior-modification. That done, they recruit him to the Redeemers to be another inside agent.
   
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Days later, [[Raleigh Lund (Earth-712)|Shape]] is also lured there, and deprogrammed, but [[James Dore Jr. (Earth-712)|Blue Eagle]] had followed the Redeemers who brought him in, before being captured himself. After wrestling with his moral convictions, Nighthawk agrees to have Blue Eagle behavior-modified to forget what he's seen, but as the process starts, he feels like he's sold his soul.
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Days later, [[Raleigh Lund (Earth-712)|Shape]] is also lured there, and deprogrammed, but [[James Dore Jr. (Earth-712)|Blue Eagle]] had followed the Redeemers who brought him in, before being captured himself. After wrestling with his moral convictions, Nighthawk agrees to have Blue Eagle behavior modified to forget what he's seen, but as the process starts, he feels like he's sold his soul.
   
 
| Appearing1 =
 
| Appearing1 =
 
'''Featured Characters:'''
  
'''Featured Characters:'''
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* {{a|[[Squadron Supreme (Earth-712)|Squadron Supreme]]}} {{Flashback}}
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* {{a|[[Squadron Supreme (Earth-712)|Squadron Supreme]]}}
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** {{a|[[Donald McGuiggin (Earth-712)|Lamprey (Donald McGuiggin)]]}}
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** {{apn|[[Arcanna Jones (Earth-712)|Arcanna]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[James Dore Jr. (Earth-712)|Blue Eagle (James Dore Jr.)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[James Dore Jr. (Earth-712)|Blue Eagle]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Michael Redstone (Earth-712)|Redstone]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Joseph Ledger (Earth-712)|Dr. Spectrum]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Raleigh Lund (Earth-712)|Shape (Raleigh Lund)]]}}
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** {{apn|[[Olivia Underwood (Earth-712)|Foxfire]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Melissa Hanover (Earth-712)|Moonglow (Melissa Hanover)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Harold Danforth (Earth-712)|Haywire]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Joseph Ledger (Earth-712)|Dr. Spectrum (Joe Ledger)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Mark Milton (Earth-712)|Hyperion]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Harold Danforth (Earth-712)|Haywire (Harold Danforth)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Edith Freiberg (Earth-712)|Inertia]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Edith Freiberg (Earth-712)|Inertia (Edith Freiberg)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Donald McGuiggin (Earth-712)|Lamprey]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Olivia Underwood (Earth-712)|Foxfire (Olivia Underwood)]]}}
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** {{apn|[[Melissa Hanover (Earth-712)|Moonglow]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Stanley Stewart (Earth-712)|Whizzer (Stanley Stewart)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Zarda Shelton (Earth-712)|Power Princess]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Mark Milton (Earth-712)|Hyperion]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Michael Redstone (Earth-712)|Redstone]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Zarda Shelton (Earth-712)|Power Princess (Zarda)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Raleigh Lund (Earth-712)|Shape]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Xina (Earth-712)|Ape X (Xina)]]}}
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** {{apn|[[Sam Yurimoto (Earth-712)|Thermite]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Sam Yurimoto (Earth-712)|Thermite (Sam Yurimoto)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Stanley Stewart (Earth-712)|Whizzer]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{apn|[[Xina (Earth-712)|Ape-X]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|-}} {{Leaves}}
  +
 
'''Supporting Characters:'''
  
'''Supporting Characters:'''
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* {{a|[[Artificial Intelligence Data Analyser (Earth-712)|AIDA]]}}<br/>
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* {{apn|[[Artificial Intelligence Data Analyser (Earth-712)|AIDA]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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−
'''Villains:'''
  
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'''Antagonists:'''
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* {{a|[[Redeemers (Earth-712)|Redeemers]]}} {{Flashback}}
  
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** {{a|[[Kyle Richmond (Earth-712)|Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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* {{a|[[Redeemers (Earth-712)|Redeemers]]}}
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** {{a|[[Wyatt McDonald (Earth-712)|Black Archer (Wyatt MacDonald)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Wyatt McDonald (Earth-712)|Black Archer]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Julie Steel (Earth-712)|Mink]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{a|[[Emil Burbank (Earth-712)|Master Menace]]}}
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** {{a|[[Frank Edwards (Earth-712)|Remnant]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Kyle Richmond (Earth-712)|Nighthawk]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Pinball (Earth-712)|Pinball]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Julie Steel (Earth-712)|Mink]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
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** {{a|[[Emil Burbank (Earth-712)|Master Menace (Emil Burbank)]]}} {{Flashback}}
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** {{apn|[[Frank Edwards (Earth-712)|Remnant]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
  +
** {{apn|[[Chester Freeman (Earth-712)|Pinball]]|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #10|Squadron Supreme Vol 1 #12}}
  +
 
'''Other Characters:'''
  
'''Other Characters:'''
 
* {{FlashOnly|[[Linda Lewis (Earth-712)|Lady Lark]]}}
  
* {{FlashOnly|[[Linda Lewis (Earth-712)|Lady Lark]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Thomas Thompson (Earth-712)|Tom Thumb]]}}
  
* {{FlashOnly|[[Thomas Thompson (Earth-712)|Tom Thumb]]}}
 
Mr. Schwartz<br/>
  
Mr. Schwartz<br/>
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* {{a|[[Utopia Program (Earth-712)|Utopia Program]]}}
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'''Locations:'''
  
'''Locations:'''
 
* Great American Desert
  
* Great American Desert
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** Richmond Manor
  
** Richmond Manor
 
* Hibernacle
  
* Hibernacle
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'''Items:'''
  
'''Items:'''
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* {{a|[[Doctor Spectrum's Power Prism]]}}
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* {{a|[[Power Prism|Doctor Spectrum's Power Prism]]}}
 
* {{a|[[Behaviour Modification Device]]}}
  
* {{a|[[Behaviour Modification Device]]}}
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'''Vehicles:'''
  
'''Vehicles:'''
 
* Squadron City Shuttle<br/>
  
* Squadron City Shuttle<br/>

Revision as of 02:28, 9 September 2019

Quote1 It doesn't matter if this crime I'm participating in is only a small one, a temporary one. It is still a crime against human rights, against free will. Somehow I feel as if I've lost the war right here and now - that by selling out my principles I've rendered our fight meaningless. Quote2
—Nighthawk

Appearing in "Betrayal"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

Mr. Schwartz

  • Utopia Program

Locations:

  • Great American Desert
  • Squadron City
    • Master Terminal Room
  • Master Menace's Observatory
  • New Troy State
    • Richmond Manor
  • Hibernacle

Items:

Vehicles:

  • Squadron City Shuttle

Synopsis for "Betrayal"

The Squadron and their new recruits train in the desert outside of Squadron City, and Moonglow secretly uses her illusory powers to win. Whizzer then tells them there'll be a public address later that day.

In their office Power Princess confides in Hyperion that she thinks the Utopia Program has cost them a lot so far - four of the Squadron have died since its inception, and four have left their ranks - but Hyperion reassures her that they're doing the right thing.

Later, the five new recruits are sworn into the Squadron, all feeling bad about lying as they are actually double agents for the Redeemers. Nighthawk and the rest of the Redeemers watch their fellows being sworn in on TV, with the Mink, Remnant, Pinball and Black Archer complaining they haven't seen any action. Nighthawk assures them they will, before remembering how he came to set up the group. Mink approaches him afterward and thanks him for making a new woman of her, then kisses him, much to his surprise.

That night, Moonglow uses her new security clearance to access the Squadron's files and send the plans for the Behaviour Modification Device to Nighthawk. She's almost seen by Ape X, but uses her illusory powers to hide herself. Nighthawk sends the plans to Master Menace so he can recreate the device and reverse-engineer it to find a reversal process.

Meanwhile, AIDA alerts Ape X that Moonglow stole the plans, but as a result of her own behavior modification, Ape X is unable to report a fellow Squadron member, as Moonglow now is. The resulting mental distress the dilemma Ape X faces renders her catatonic. AIDA alerts Power Princess and Hyperion, but when they arrive, AIDA is fearful of telling them what happened in case they have a similar reaction, so she stays silent about it. The two heroes fly Ape X to the hospital, thinking she's suffering from exhaustion or an anxiety attack.

At Richmond Manor, Nighthawk trains his original recruits before he receives a call from Master Menace, who has succeeded in reversing the behavior modification process. He says Nighthawk can bring the behavior modified Squadron recruits to him as soon as possible.

After an assignment with the Whizzer, Haywire lures Lamprey to a disused bar where the rest of the Redeemers are waiting to reverse his behavior-modification. That done, they recruit him to the Redeemers to be another inside agent.

Days later, Shape is also lured there, and deprogrammed, but Blue Eagle had followed the Redeemers who brought him in, before being captured himself. After wrestling with his moral convictions, Nighthawk agrees to have Blue Eagle behavior modified to forget what he's seen, but as the process starts, he feels like he's sold his soul.

Notes

More drawbacks of the Squadron's Behavior Modification programme are revealed, as Ape X discovers that Moonglow has hacked into the Squadron's memory banks and sent plans of the Behavior Modification Device to Master Menace. As Moonglow is a Squadron member, the behavior-modified Ape X cannot inform on her, and the resulting mental conflict renders Ape X catatonic.

Nighthawk compromises his own principles to behavior-modify Blue Eagle so that he forgets about coming across the Redeemers' plotting.

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