Appearing in "Reunion"
Featured Characters:
- Sub-Mariner (Namor McKenzie) (Main story and flashback)
- Namorita (Namorita Prentiss)
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Master Man (Wilhelm Lohmer)
- Adolf Hitler (Only in flashback)
- Warrior Woman (Frieda Ratsel)
- Axl Nacht
Other Characters:
- The Invaders (Only in flashback)
- Bucky (James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes) (Only in flashback)
- Captain America (Steve Rogers) (Only in flashback)
- Toro (Thomas Raymond)
- Human Torch (Original) (Only in flashback)
- Fen (Earth-616) (Only in flashback)
- President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Only in flashback)
- Ann Raymond
- Daughters of the Dragon
- Rafael Scarfe
- Haputman Schneider
- Bill Jo White (Only in flashback)
- Dr. Kraus
Locations:
- Germany
- Tha-Korr (Only in flashback)
- New York State
- New York City (Only in flashback)
- Howard Stark Memorial Hospital
Items:
- Captain America's Shield (Only in flashback)
- Captain America's Uniform (Only in flashback)
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Reunion"
Namor has been captured and imprisoned in a steam-like container to slowly sap his strength. He is forced to watch one of his captors torment Ann Raymond. Enraged, Namor summons the last of his strength and shatters his bonds. He savages all of his tormentors. However, he is hallucinating that his opponents are Nazis from World War II. The effects of his steam torture appear to be having this effect upon the Sea-Prince.
Back in New York City, Misty Knight has had surgery on her severed bionic arm ar the Howard Stark Memorial Hospital. She and Colleen Wing appear to still be puzzled by the man New York that claims to be Danny Rand.
In Berlin, one of Namor's of attackers hits him in the back of the head, and Namor falls. However, he sees coming to his resuce Union Jack, Spitfire, and Namora, all heroes from World War II as well. How can this be? To Be Continued Next Issue...
Notes
- Namorita appears in one panel this issue and in it, Namor hallucinates that she is his first cousin, the older Namora.
- This issue features a letters page, Alternating Currents. Letters are published from Dr. P.A. Dating, Jacob Gilbert, Bradrod R. Poston, and Larry Feldman.
- The letters page states, "Various sources have Steve Rogers nativity as early as 1917 making him 21 when he became Cap." This is an editorial response from Marvel Comics probably under the auspices of John Byrne.