One more word outta you, Junior... and you'll be reportin' to kindergarten with a fat lip! 
Appearing in "The Power of SHIELD!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- S.H.I.E.L.D.
- ⏴ Agent Gabe Jones ⏵
- ⏴ Agent Jasper Sitwell ⏵
- ⏴ Agent "Dum Dum" Dugan ⏵
- Sam
- Numerous unnamed agents
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Marine Division (First appearance)
- Numerous unnamed agents
- Supreme International Council
- Numerous unnamed members
- ⏴ Ms. Brown ⏵
Antagonists:
- Hydra
- ⏴ Supreme Hydra ⏵ (Impersonates Don Antonio Caballero and Emir Ali-Bey)
- Numerous unnamed agents
Other Characters:
- Lord (Mentioned)
- United States Congress (Mentioned)
- Tony Stark (Mentioned)
- Unnamed Nurse
- European Theater of Operations (Mentioned)
- Howling Commandos (Mentioned)
- Imperial Hydra (Arnold Brown) (Mentioned) (Deceased)
- Sam Hill (Invoked)
- President Lyndon B. Johnson (Topical Reference)
- Rudyard Kipling (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth
- North America
- Africa
- Sahara Desert
- Egypt
- Karnopolis (Destroyed)
- Egypt
- Sahara Desert
- Suez Canal
Items:
- Hydra's Overkill Horn (Destroyed)
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Strato-Mine (First appearance)
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Electro-Spear (First appearance)
Vehicles:
- Hydra Hover Limousine
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Rescue Submarine
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier
Synopsis for "The Power of SHIELD!"
Fury finds a way to signal S.H.I.E.L.D. without a radio, delaying disaster. But after Sitwell realizes Fury is the pilot, he still orders the launching of a "Strato-Mine", which could ignite the very atmosphere. Supreme Hydra gets news that Laura Brown-- the daughter of his predecessor, who turned traitor and helped Fury a year before-- has been captured in Egypt. Donning a new disguise as "Emir Ali-Bey", he leaves in his "Hover-Limousine" to reach there by nightfall. As he departs, he thinks that Fury will die without ever learning his true identity. Fury manages to turn the plane around, and, discovering where the Overkill Horn was hidden, dives from the plane, to be picked up by a S.H.I.E.L.D. submarine. The plane-- followed by the Strato-Mine-- obliterates Karnopolis, its HYDRA base, and all within. Soon after, Fury & a S.H.I.E.L.D. squad rescues Laura from more HYDRA thugs. President Johnson congratulates Sitwell on a job well done, while Fury worries that the Supreme Hydra is still on the loose.
Appearing in "Into the Dimension of Death!"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- Demons of the Dark Dimension
- Numerous unnamed demons
- ⏴ Umar ⏵
- "Twin Spirits" / The Silent Spirits of Umar
Other Characters:
- Dormammu (Mentioned)
- Clea (Mentioned)
- Vishanti (Invoked)
- Raggadorr (Invoked)
- Cyttorak (Invoked)
- Valtorr (Invoked)
- Seraphim (Invoked)
- Ancient One (Mentioned)
- Eternity (Mentioned)
- Numerous unnamed Mindless Ones
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Dark Dimension
- Umar's Castle
- Limbo (Realm Between) (Mentioned)
Items:
- Cloak of Levitation
- Eye of Agamotto
- Spells
- Hosts of Hoggoth (Invoked)
- Rings of Raggadorr (Invoked)
- Crimson Bands of Cyttorak (Invoked)
- Stings of Valtorr (Invoked)
- Shades of the Seraphim (Invoked)
- Bolts of Bedevilment
- Flames of Regency
Synopsis for "Into the Dimension of Death!"
Finding himself hurtling through the Dark Dimension, Doctor Strange must battle various creatures, defeating those, he is almost tricked into walking into a mindless abyss. Attacked from afar, Doctor Strange senses an evil female presence that is behind everything. Then he is attacked by two creatures summoned by Umar, who bring them before her. There Umar informs Doctor Strange that his beloved Clea has been trapped in the realm of the Mindless Ones.
Fighting through Clea's mystical barriers, Doctor Strange makes it to the realm of the Mindless Ones, prepared to face any threat in order to save Clea.
Notes
Continuity Notes[]
- This issue has Imperial Hydra stating he's leaving Karnopolis for Egypt but the following issues places Karnopolis in Egypt. One can assume he just meant he was going to a different location in Egypt rather than entering the country.
Publication Notes[]
- This issue contains a letters page, "Strange Mails". Letters are published from: David Lerner, Richard Rucker, and Sung Fui Chew.