Appearing in "The Incredible Hulk"[]
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Antagonists:
- Commander Vord (First Appearance)
- Krang (First Appearance)
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Synopsis for "The Incredible Hulk"[]
Bruce Banner is let off in a forest after some hitchhiking and as he walks through the wilderness he spots a strange alien ship land and goes to investigate it. He witnesses the arrival of members of the Quarrn race. Banner overhears their plans to take over the Earth but is spotted and taken prisoner.
Taken aboard the Quarrn ship it flies off into space and there Banner learns that these are not invaders from another planet, but another dimension entirely. Learning of their plans to take over the Earth, Banner gets excited enough to transform into the Hulk and break free from his bonds.
Appearing in "The Black Knight"[]
Featured characters:
- The Black Knight
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Villains:
- Forest trolls
Other characters:
- Buckthorn the elf
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- None
Synopsis for "The Black Knight"[]
Merlyn goes into a trance so his spirit form can enter the "great void" and search for the soul of Captain Britain. He finds it just as it is about to enter the gates of Netherworld, which resemble a huge skull with a gaping mouth. In Otherworld, the Black Knight is guarding Captain Britain's dead body and Merlyn's entranced body. He sends Moondog and Buckthorn to get more wood for the fire, but they are captured by forest trolls. Then the trolls come for the Black Knight.
Notes[]
- Published by Marvel UK in August 1979.
Trivia[]
- The next time Merlyn resurrects Captain Britain, the procedure is quite different — perhaps because he has Roma to help him.
Recommended reading[]
The next comic in this series.
Links and references[]
See Also: Captain Britain.