publication date: March 1982

pencil: Mike Zeck

story: J.M. DeMatteis

inks: John Beatty

colors: Robert Sharen

Here comes the Everyman, a masked criminal intent on ruining the reputation of Captain America, armed with a laser foil.
The fight takes place at the foot of the Statue of Liberty and Cap wins both physically and morally.

publication date: December 1982

pencil: Greg LaRocque

story: Steven Grant

inks: Chic Stone

colors: Christie Scheele

Thor and She-Hulk return to normal dimension to stop Bres, who is defeated using Iron Man (still in a trance) as a ram.
Meanwhile, in Avalon, the Black Knight joins the battle against Balor.
The remaining Avengers, however, are not strong enough and must retreat, while Balor allies himself with the Fomor.
Amergin confronts the Fomors, with his weapon (the Eye) charged with the energies of Balor.
Amergin falls and the Black Knight takes the Eye, sacrificing himself to defeat the Fomors.
In the present, however, Doctor Druid manages to reform Dane Whitman's stone body, allowing the Black Knight to come back to life in his body.

publication date: September 1984

pencil & story: John Byrne

colors: Andy Yanchus

While strolling around town, discussing the future of Alpha Flight, Heather Hudson and Puck step in to help a woman whose child has been kidnapped by a mysterious creature.
Heather throws herself into the sea with courage, even if she has no power, but only finds the stroller and the monster, which attacks her.
Puck pulls Heather out of the water at the last moment, saving her, while the monster escapes.
Meanwhile, Aurora has an identity crisis while taking a shower: when she looks in the mirror she sees the image of her chaste version, who wants to be freed.
Puck meets Marinna, whom she asks for help in stopping her alien race.
Elizabeth Twoyoungmen, daughter of Shaman, finds a skull possessed by a spirit of Vengeance, so she decides to look for her father after 15 years of separation.