Appearing in "Father Flamingo and the Boys of Bad Town"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Bill
- Brick
- Danny
- Snipper
Antagonists:
- Pink Flamingo
Other Characters:
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Midway City
- Randall Residence
- The Watchtower
- Public Library
- The Flamingo's Nest
- Theatre District
Items:
Vehicles:
- The Watchwagon
Synopsis for "Father Flamingo and the Boys of Bad Town"
Upon exiting the public library, Jerry Randall heard from his friend Bill that they were about to play baseball, so he rode his bicycle for his home to retrieve his new baseball glove. His tire hit a rock, causing him to fall off of his bicycle and hit his head on the same rock. Three boys named Brick, Danny, and Snipper approached him and his bicycle and attempted to steal it so they could sell it for profit, but Jerry got up and defeated them. When they asked him his name, he could not remember who he was or where he lived, so he referred to himself as "the Kid." The three boys invited Jerry to join them and took him to an abandoned pillow factory called "The Flamingo's Nest", which looked vaguely familiar to him.
At the Randall residence, Reid received a phone call from Bill and learned that he never showed up for their baseball game. Reid attempted to call Jerry through his watch transmitter, although the youth had dropped it after falling off of his bicycle. He changed into Knight Watchman and used the Watchtower's computer to track the watch to the railroad tracks south of the library. He entered the Watchwagon and arrived at the railroad tracks where he found Jerry's watch and his footprints.
Jerry was introduced to the Pink Flamingo by the three boys and was recruited. The Pink Flamingo fed him and the other boys and Jerry believed that the Pink Flamingo looked familiar to him. At nightfall, Jerry and the boys went to the Theatre District. Jerry watched the other boys pick people's pockets before fleeing with them. Knight Watchman stopped by and learned what happened. He chased down the boys and was surprised to see Jerry among them. Jerry, having no memory of his past life and believing himself to likely be a criminal, fled from the Knight Watchman.
At the Flamingo's Nest, Jerry felt like he had betrayed the Knight Watchman, but would be betraying Brick if he told the truth. Upon his return, the boys cheered for him and carried him, causing him to hit his head on a low-hanging beam, regaining his memory. When Knight Watchman entered the hideout, Jerry insisted that they had been doing the Pink Flamingo's dirty work for too long. Knight Watchman single-handedly defeated the Pink Flamingo and offered to speak to the district attorney on the boys' behalf in exchange for testifying against their former leader.
Appearing in "The Interplanetary Cattle Rustlers"
Featured Characters:
- Thunder Girl
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- aliens from the planet Oozebek
- Captain Uzzah
- Tizpah
Other Characters:
- Hank
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Oozebex
Locations:
- Earth
- Bar B Q
- Oozebek (Mentioned)
- Hutz-pah (Mentioned)
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "The Interplanetary Cattle Rustlers"
During her vacation at the Bar BQ Ranch, Molly Wilson overheard that cattle had been disappearing. Meanwhile, aliens from the planet Oozebek were housing the shrunken cattle in storage pens aboard their ship. The aliens planned to make one more raid before taking their stolen cattle to the meat markets for profit.
Molly waited until midnight and watched the cattle when the alien ship appeared and caused the cattle to shrink. She entered the ship and was spotted and shrunk by the aliens, although her magic ring and necklace were not shrunk. While Molly hid on the ship, the aliens took the ring and necklace, so she freed the cattle to create a diversion. Then, she reached her ring and shouted "Alakazam!", transforming into Thunder Girl, although she was still tiny. She beat up the aliens and they subsequently agreed to never come to her solar system ever again. Then, the aliens used their technology to revert Molly and the cattle back to their original sizes before leaving Earth.
Appearing in "Clara Voyant"
Featured Characters:
- Clara Voyant
Supporting Characters:
- "Unbelievers"
Antagonists:
- None
Other Characters:
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Locations:
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Synopsis for "Clara Voyant"
A fortuneteller named Clara Voyant was using playing cards to decipher fortunes when one of the "unbelievers" demanded to start playing with the cards.
Appearing in "The Shattering Showdown With The Super-Science Sprite!"
Featured Characters:
- The Hummingbird
Supporting Characters:
- Lady Pellinore
- Edgar
Antagonists:
- Garlon
Other Characters:
- Kr'wallians (Main story and flashback)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth
- Devil's Field
- Circle City (Mentioned)
- Old World
Items:
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Synopsis for "The Shattering Showdown With The Super-Science Sprite!"
Outside of Circle City, the Hummingbird was studying the habits of birds when he saw an entranced hunter going to Devil's Field, where he met a tiny woman named Lady Pellinore, former ruler of the Old World, which had become advanced due to magic. Lady Pellinore told Hummingbird that a rogue sprite named Garlon had used their technology to hypnotize their people and have them create a helmet that would allow him to hypnotize humans and make himself master of both the old and new worlds.
Hummingbird shrunk down and entered a hole that took him to the Old World, where he was caught by brainwashed sprites and taken to Garlon. Then, he grew and fought the brainwashed sprites before Garlon used stardust to damage his vision. After regaining his vision, Hummingbird shrunk again, believing that it would give him the advantage in battle before defeating the rogue sprite.
Garlon was imprisoned and the sprites were free from his influence and offered to make Hummingbird their king. Hummingbird considered revealing that he had seen Lady Pellinore an hour prior, although decided not to after the sprites revealed that she had been exiled 10,000 years prior. Afterwards, Hummingbird returned to the New World.