Appearing in "The House of Baba Yaga"
Captain Britain (Vol. 2) #11
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Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Baba Yaga (First appearance) (Apparent death)
- Baba Yaga's daughters (First appearance) (Apparent death)
Other Characters:
- Jamie Braddock (Mentioned)
- Betsy Braddock (Mentioned)
Locations:
- Russia
- Baba Yaga's house (Destruction)
- Bali (Mentioned)
- Himalayas (Mentioned)
- Egypt (Mentioned)
- Peru
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Synopsis for "The House of Baba Yaga"
Captain Britain (Vol. 2) #11
The Captain and Meggan face a nightmarish foe.
Appearing in ""None are So Blind..!""
Daredevil #17
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Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Dave (First appearance)
- J. Jonah Jameson
- May Parker
- World Motor Company Board of Directors
- J.W. (First appearance)
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Items:
Synopsis for ""None are So Blind..!""
Daredevil #17
Continued from last issue... After the Masked Marauder tricked Spider-Man and Daredevil into fighting, Spider-Man has picked up Daredevil via his spider sense and crashes in on the law office of Nelson and Murdock and attacks Foggy Nelson figuring that he's Daredevil.
Matt and Karen convince Spider-Man that Foggy couldn't be Daredevil, and Spider-Man then flees the scene realizing that he made a mistake. However, afterwards, Foggy plays up the situation by not denying that he's Daredevil to hopefully win over Karen and soon leaves the office. When Matt is left alone, he changes into Daredevil and swings over to the makers of the XB-390 plans that the Marauder stole. Overhearing them he learns that without the formula, the plans for the XB-390 are useless.
Getting an idea, Daredevil then travels to the Daily Bugle and convinces J. Jonah Jameson to help him with a news report, playing up Jameson's natural hatred of Spider-Man. When the Bugle reports this on national television, the Marauder, and Spider-Man (in his civilian guise of Peter Parker) learn the truth and both head towards the location to get to the formula, the Marauder to steal it, Spider-Man to stop him.
Daredevil intercepts Spider-Man along the way, and after a brief battle, the two decide to work together to stop the Marauder. When the Marauder attacks the location of the formula, the two heroes work together to stop the Marauder and their men and destroy the Marauder's blimp.
Afterwards, Karen shows up on the scene to find Foggy on site, who once again doesn't deny that he's not Daredevil. However, he is unaware that somebody who is planning revenge on Daredevil overheard him. While the real Daredevil, with his mission accomplished, returns to the office and resumes his Matt Murdock identity, and loses himself in reflection of his battle with the Marauder, adventure with Spider-Man, and Foggy's current attempt to win Karen's affections.
Appearing in ""The Evil That Is Cast...""
Incredible Hulk Annual #7
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Angel (Warren Worthington)
- Candy Southern
- Doc Samson (Leonard Samson)
- General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross
- Iceman (Bobby Drake)
- Jim Wilson
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Terri Sue Bottoms (First appearance)
- CBS News
- Charles P. Irwin (First appearance)
- United States Air Force
- Julius (First appearance)
- X-Men (Only in recap)
- Jean Grey (Only in recap)
- Cyclops (Scott Summers) (Only in recap)
- Stephen Lang (Only in recap)
- Champions (Referenced)
- Iron Man (Tony Stark) (Referenced)
- Blob (Fred Dukes) (Referenced)
- Professor X (Charles Xavier) (Mentioned)
- Juggernaut (Cain Marko) (Mentioned)
- Bolivar Trask (Mentioned)
- S.H.I.E.L.D. (Mentioned)
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Locations:
Items:
- X-Uniforms
- Cerebro (Referenced)
Vehicles:
Synopsis for ""The Evil That Is Cast...""
Incredible Hulk Annual #7
Although Bruce Banner may have voluntarily turned himself in to the authorities at Gamma Base, the Hulk has no such predilection for staying. Doc Samson tries to keep him from leaving, but the Hulk literally pounds him into the ground until his young friend Jim Wilson manages to calm him down.
Meanwhile, Bobby Drake, aka Iceman, brings his girlfriend, Terri Sue Bottoms to the Rocky Mountains chalet of his friend and team-mate, the Avenging Angel, Warren Worthington III. As the friends are relaxing by the pool, they find themselves suddenly attacked by a disguised Master Mold. Master Mold captures Iceman, while the Angel flies off hoping to lure him away from Terri and his own girlfriend, Candy Southern.
Master Mold flies after him and before long, they reach the airspace over top of Gamma Base. The klaxons sound and Doc Samson runs out to face Master Mold. Master Mold quickly dispatches Doc Samson by slamming him into the side of one of the buildings, disrupting a formerly resting Hulk. The Hulk rampages outside just as Master Mold captures Angel. The giant robotic Sentinel then flies off, but the Hulk leaps onto him and piggybacks on Master Mold's foot.
Master Mold finally reaches his space station planetoid where he places Angel, Iceman and the Hulk into special tubes designed to dampen mutant powers. As the Hulk is not a mutant, he easily breaks free and releases the other two. The Hulk follows Master Mold back to his command center and lays into him. Master Mold tries to keep the Hulk at bay with a million volts of electricity, but this only stuns the Hulk momentarily who then proceeds to tear Master Mold into pieces. Afterward, the three heroes get into an escape pod and return to Earth.