<p><b>Like a Housewife</b> - Sure, she's seen them before, but never in her darkest nightmares did she expect to encounter them face to face - or to become part of the family! Face it! For Meggan things have just gone from mad to worse.</p><p><b>Saying Goodbye</b> - Minister of Security, Doeke Riebeeck, and Seargent Van der Merwe have discovered the Black Panther's Sonar Glider. T'Challa, the King of the Wakandas, fights valiantly to reclaim the fantastic air craft, knowing it can take him to Devil's Peak where his quest to find his mother might finally end. But during the melee to get the glider back, the man he has forged a deep friendship with, Zanti Chikane, is shot by Van der Merwe.</p><p><b>The Battlefield</b> - Attemping to rescue Gina Dyson from the clutches of mad Mako, Coldblood finds his former testing maze converted to a deadly obstacle course. Worse, Mako has seized radio-control of Coldblood's internal computer, inducing a bizarre form of schizoid madness. Trusting nothing he sees (or nothing his computer forces him to <em>think</em> he sees), Coldblood assumes a destroyed robot is actually Gina Dyson, now dead. Then he is further convinced that the <em>real</em> Gina (freed by Charles, a fellow rebel against Mako) is nothing but another trick, and probably a robot assassin...</p><p><b>Past and Present Sins</b> - In 1941, the spectre of war hovers close at hand and an array of heroes arises to defend the nation. By 1989, World War II is long over for the nation's super-soldier, Captain America. But for some, the war will <em>never</em> end...</p><p>All plot summaries taken from the table of contents of the issue itself.</p>
