Appearing in "Bad Moon Rising"[]
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains
- None — Meggan's just confused
Other characters
- Sidney Crumb
- Sue Parsons (in flashback)
- Micky Scott, a teenager
- Josie Scott, a teenager
Locations
- London, March 18th, 1984
Items
- Sidney Crumb's bottle of booze
- Scaffolding
Vehicles
- None
Synopsis for "Bad Moon Rising"[]
In the shadows cast by the light of the full moon, something savage lurks...
Appearing in "Tea and Sympathy"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
Featured characters
Supporting characters:
Villains
- Blitzers
Other characters
- Josie Scott, a teenager
- Joan Scott, Josie's mum
- Bob Scott, Josie's grandfather
Locations
- A 'slum' in London
Items
- Cups of tea
Vehicles
- None
Synopsis for "Tea and Sympathy"[]
Captain Britain visits Mrs Scott to apologise to her for accidentally killing her son.
Appearing in "In All the Old Familiar Places"[]
Writers
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- Blitzers
Other characters:
- Alison Double
- Kim Clarke, a television reporter
Location:
- Braddock Manor, June 6th, 1984
Items:
- A television
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "In All the Old Familiar Places"[]
Captain Britain and Betsy Braddock are attacked by bounty hunters; Meggan watches television; Emma Collins bakes a walnut cream cake.
Appearing in "Pictures, Puzzles & Pawns"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
Other characters:
- Lots of characters from Captain Britain's history appear in flashbacks
Locations:
- Braddock Manor
- Police HQ
Items:
- Slide projector
Vehicles:
- Taxi
Synopsis for "Pictures, Puzzles & Pawns"[]
Captain Britain and Dai Thomas take separate trips down memory lane.
Appearing in "Law & Disorder"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- Crazy Gang
- Dwayne and Shirl, muggers
- Slaymaster
- Blitzers (sent to the Antarctic strife zone)
- Opul Lun Sat-Yr-Nin, Mastrex of Briton
Other characters:
- Dai Thomas
- Agent Gabriel from the RCX
- Agent Michael from the RCX
- Emma Collins (in the background in one panel)
Locations:
- London
- Braddock Manor
Items:
- A "picture-box" (television)
- An anonymous note wrapped around a half-brick and chucked through a window
Vehicles:
- Securicash van
- Taxi from Colin's Cars
Synopsis for "Law & Disorder"[]
The Crazy Gang have fallen on hard times, but things take a turn for the better when they find a new leader.
Appearing in "Flotsam and Jetsam"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
Other characters:
- Car driver
- José, Jools, Simon, Peter and Vivian (henchmen)
- Sidney Crumb
Location:
- Vixen's den
Items:
- CCTV
Vehicles:
- Car
Synopsis for "Flotsam and Jetsam"[]
Slaymaster brings Vixen a gift and tries on Captain Britain's suit.
Appearing in "Sid's Story"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- None — Sidney's just sick
Other characters:
- Sidney Crumb
- Steve and Nige, kids
Location:
- A wet night in London
Items:
- A football
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "Sid's Story"[]
Captain Britain and Sidney Crumb both have horrendously bad days, and the Technet think that they've found what they're looking for.
Appearing in "Double Game"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
Other characters:
- Agent Gabriel from the RCX
- Agent Michael from the RCX
- Dai Thomas
Locations:
- London
- Braddock Manor
Items:
- Gatecrasher's wrist blaster
Vehicles:
- Surveillance van
Synopsis for "Double Game"[]
Captain Britain and Kaptain Briton fight each other. The loser is removed by Technet.
Appearing in "A Long Way from Home"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- Kaptain Briton
- Opul Lun Sat-Yr-Nin, Mastrex of Briton
Other characters:
- Blitzers, back victorious from the Antarctic strife zone
Locations:
- Braddock Manor
- The Empire of True Briton
Items:
- Pandora's box
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "A Long Way from Home"[]
Betsy Braddock defends herself using her psychic powers, while her brother sleeps with the wrong Saturnyne.
Appearing in "Things Fall Apart"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- Agent Gabriel from the RCX
- Agent Michael from the RCX
Other characters:
- Warpies
- Cherubim
- Alison Double
- Merlyn (in flashback)
- Doctor James Braddock (in flashback)
Locations:
- Braddock Manor
- A prison
Items:
- Silver polish
Vehicles:
- Van containing children
Synopsis for "Things Fall Apart"[]
Mastermind projects a solid light hologram of a butler called Jeeves; Captain UK is introduced to the Cherubim; Meggan flies in the moonlight; Captain Britain drinks a bottle of beer on the roof of his manor.
Appearing in "Childhood's End"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- Agent Gabriel from the RCX
- Agent Michael from the RCX
Other characters:
Locations:
Items:
- Whisky decanter
Vehicles:
- Van containing children
Synopsis for "Childhood's End"[]
Meggan frees the Cherub Whirlwind from captivity, and grows up.
Appearing in "Winds of Change"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- Agent Gabriel from the RCX
- Agent Michael from the RCX
Other characters:
Locations:
- Braddock Manor
- Mbangawi state, Africa
Items:
- Television
- Telephone
Vehicles:
- Second van full of children
Synopsis for "Winds of Change"[]
Betsy gives sanctuary to the children of Jasper's warp, and Brian receives a phone call from his brother.
Appearing in "African Nightmare"[]
Writer
Artist
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
Other characters:
- Joshua N'Dingi
- Agent Gabriel from the RCX
- Agent Michael from the RCX
Locations:
- Mbangawi state, Africa
Items:
- Telephone
Vehicles:
- Aeroplane
Synopsis for "African Nightmare"[]
Brian and Meggan discover some extremely disturbing things about Brian's brother Jamie.
Appearing in "The House of Baba Yaga"[]
Writer
Artist
- Alan Davis
- Noel Davis (asst.)
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- Baba Yaga
Other characters:
- Wolves
Locations:
- Russia
Items:
- Skull on a stick
- Knife
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "The House of Baba Yaga"[]
Meggan and Brian's world tour takes them to Russia, where Meggan runs with wolves and gets in touch with her roots.
Appearing in "Alarms and Excursions"[]
Writer
Artist
- Alan Davis
- Noel Davis (asst.)
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- None
Other characters:
- Technet
- Special Executive (not named)
- Fascination
- Cobweb (not named)
- Zeitgeist (background only)
Locations:
- Mainly fourteenth-century Peru
Items:
- Lots of gold artefacts
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "Alarms and Excursions"[]
The Special Executive hatch a plot to alter history and get Fascination to join their ranks early.
Appearing in "It's Hard to Be a Hero"[]
Writer
Artist
- Alan Davis
- Noel Davis (asst.)
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
Other characters:
- Agent Gabriel from the RCX
- Agent Michael from the RCX
- Mastermind
Locations:
- London
- A lighthouse
- Braddock Manor
Items:
- Boulder
Vehicles:
- Car
Synopsis for "It's Hard to Be a Hero"[]
Betsy fights Vixen and Slaymaster while Brian and Meggan go swimming.
Appearing in "Should Auld Acquaintance..."[]
Writer
Pencils
Inks
Colourist
Letterer
- Annie Parkhouse (credited as Annie Halfacree)
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains:
- Shoulders McGill
- Glittering scythes of sweet release
Other characters:
- Warpies
- Agent Gabriel from the RCX
- Agent Michael from the RCX
- Rick
Locations:
- A lighthouse
- Darkmoor
- Braddock Manor
- Redondo's Abattoir, Glasgow
Vehicles:
- Car
Synopsis for "Should Auld Acquaintance..."[]
Captain Britain and his chums have themselves a merry little Christmas.
Notes[]
- Because of a publishing quirk, Captain Britain Vol 1 1 contains stories that were published in serial form after the stories in Captain Britain Vol 1 2.
- Also contains an introduction by Chris Claremont and an 'outroduction' by Ian Rimmer.
Trivia[]
The stories in this book were originally printed in Mighty World of Marvel and Captain Britain vol 2.
Recommended reading[]
Captain Britain (trade paperback) Vol 1 2.
Links and references[]
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