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Appearing in "The Top-Secret Origin of The Blitz"
Featured Characters:
- The Blitz (First Appearance)
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Helmut Schlechtmann
- Gamblers
Other Characters:
Locations:
- Monaco
- Monte Carlo
- United States of America (Mentioned only)
- East Germany (Mentioned only)
Items:
- The Blitz's suit
Vehicles:
- Jimmy Travis' race car
Synopsis for "The Top-Secret Origin of The Blitz"
The American racer Jimmy Travis and the East German racer Helmut Schlechtmann raced against each other just outside of Monte Carlo, when the latter of the racers rammed the former into rocks in order to win the race. Travis unintentionally uncovered a secret hatch that led to a Nazi lab, where he found a suit labeled "Ubermensch." Jimmy accidentally spilled a potion onto himself, melting off his clothes, so he put on the "Ubermensch" suit and encountered gamblers who attempted to kill Jimmy. He realized that he had superhuman speed and used it to defeat the gamblers and confront Schlechtmann, tying him up, before boosting his car to the finish line and winning the race. Afterwards, Schlechtmann and the gamblers were arrested, while The Blitz's identity remained a secret.
Appearing in "The Adventures of The Ultimate Human Being"
Featured Characters:
- Ultiman
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- None
Other Characters:
- Unnamed doctor
- Unnamed general
Locations:
Synopsis for "The Adventures of The Ultimate Human Being"
When Christopher Kelly was driving home from work, a meteor hit his car. He miraculously survived and went to a military hospital, where he learned that he had gained superpowers. Kelly vowed to work with the military.
Appearing in "The Knight Watchman"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Jerry Randall
- Ted Randall
- Janet Randall
- Ma Randall
Villains:
- Mac Duggin's gang
- "Gentleman" Mac Duggin
- Morris
Other Characters:
- Police
Locations:
- Midway City
- Midway City Monitor
- Randall Residence
- Midway City Hospital
- Randall Clothing Factory
Items:
- Knight Watchman's suit
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "The Knight Watchman"
College student Reid Randall had received a letter from his mother, learning that his brother Ted had been put into the hospital. When he returned home, his mother told him that his brother had gotten into gambling debts and that the people he owed wanted to take over their family business. Ted's wife Janet and his son Jerry visited him at the Midway City Hospital. That evening, he was visited and harassed by a criminal named Morris, to whom he owed money, but was stopped when Reid arrived. Meanwhile, Morris reported to his boss "Gentleman" Mac Duggin, who vowed revenge. When Ted and Janet started their car, it exploded, killing them. At the graves of Ted and Janet, Reid vowed justice. Gentleman Mac Duggin sent a threatening letter to Mrs. Randall, demanding the surrender of the family's garment factory. Reid examined a photo of him and his late brother dressed up as knights and got an idea. As Morris arrived at the house, Reid left in a taxi and the criminal believed that it was the right time to acquire the factory. When the criminals arrived at the factory, a figure calling himself the "Knight Watchman" attacked them and beat them up, before delivering them to the police.
Appearing in "Ultiman's Secret Citadel"
Featured Characters:
- Ultiman (First Appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Jimmy Carver
Villains:
- None
Other Characters:
- Mr. Carver
- The Blitz (Jimmy Travis)
- The Beacon
- The Human Sub (First Appearance)
- Knight Watchman
- Kid Galahad
Locations:
- Secret Citadel
- Atlantis
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Ultiman's Secret Citadel"
Jimmy Carver won the Big Bang Comics' essay contest and got to visit Ultiman's Secret Citadel. Ultiman gave Jimmy a tour and explained his origin; he was an astronaut named Chris Kelly whose space capsule collided with a meteor with radiation that gave him superpowers, but killed the other astronaut.
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