publication date: January 1981

pencil: John Byrne

story: Roger Stern & John Byrne

inks: Joseph Rubinstein

colors: Robert Sharen

In England a vampire is claiming innocent victims and Lady Chrichton (Spitfire) and her father are informed.
Captain America receives a coded request for help, which he hasn't heard for a long time.
While flying to England, Cap remembers the times of the Invaders, during the war, his comrades and their enemies.
The Invaders team consisted of Cap, Namor, The Human Torch (the first, the android), Toro, Spitfire, Bucky and Union Jack.
The villains were: Master Man, Blue Bullet, The Face, Agent Axis, Asbetsos Lady, The Warrior Woman and the Scarlet Beetle.
The request came from Lord Falsworth, Union Jack, now reduced to a wheelchair, while Lady Chrichton has lost her powers with old age.
Captain America's prime suspect is Baron Blood, brother of Union Jack.
When Cap inspects the tomb, he discovers that the body in the coffin is not the Baron, but a woman who has been dead for 12 years.
Captain America returns to Lady Chrichton and meets her son Kenneth and his best friend Joey Chapman.
That night Cap is attacked by Baron Blood, but he expected it.
Despite this, Cap suffers the effect of the vampire's hypnosis, who is ready to bite him.

publication date: March 1982

pencil: Bob Hall

story: Jim Shooter

colors: Christie Scheele

The Avengers are attacked by the Iron Marauder, who is easily defeated by Iron Man.
Wasp returns to active group members.
Hank Pym accidentally meets Egghead, who designed a bionic arm for his niece Trish Starr, who was disabled because of him.
Yellowjacket takes the girl's arm, trusting the criminal, but when he has installed it she discovers that her uncle controls her remotely and blackmails him.
Yellowjacket and Trish steal adamantium from a military base, but are intercepted by the Avengers.
Yellowjacket confronts them and manages to slow them down enough to explain the situation.
Iron Man dismantles the arm, but Trish declares that Egghead is not involved and that the plan belonged to Hank Pym, who is arrested.

publication date: March 1984

pencil & story: John Byrne

colors: Andy Yanchus

Chess champion Mr. Thorne is approached by Delphine Courtney, for a proposal from her boss.
Northstar is on the hunt for Aurora's kidnapper and murderer of his Raymonde lover, Ernest St. Ives.
A masked woman, Nemesis, joins the hunt.
When Northstar tracks down the criminal, Aurora is at his side, in an intimate posture.
One of his henchmen knocks him out.
When he wakes up, in a bed upstairs, Nemesis is by his side and they decide to cooperate.
St. Ives tells Aurora that he fought in World War I, miraculously surviving.
After the battle, he discovered that his touch could kill anyone instantly.
When Nemesis and Northstar catch up with them, Aurora lines up against him, but it is Nemesis who kills him, revealing herself immune to his touch.
Nemesis is exposed by Northstar, but her face distracts him enough to knock him out. Aurora lets her go.
Shortly thereafter they reach Raymonde's restaurant and Aurora reveals that her daughter is St. Ives' accomplice, having her arrested.
Aurora is furious with her brother when he reveals that he suspects a relationship between her and Ernest.