This is, like, our debut battle, you guys...should we be insulted that they only sent three of them? 
Appearing in "Bloodstrike Brutalists, Part 1: Dead Meat Club"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Brotherhood of Man
- The Four
- Katellans
- Katellan One (First Appearance)
- Katellan Two (First Appearance)
Other Characters:
- Gamble
- Project: Born Again Scientists
- Sean
- Project: Born Again Security
- Brooks (Death)
- Dag
Locations:
- Extreme Universe
- Earth
- United States of America
- Baltimore
- Washington, D.C.
- Los Angeles
- Detroit
- Kuwait (Mentioned only)
- Morocco
- United States of America
- Earth
Synopsis for "Bloodstrike Brutalists, Part 1: Dead Meat Club"
On February 1988, Bloodstrike takes out a hive of the Brotherhood of Man in Detroit, but members Fourplay and Shogun end up dead. Cabbot swears off group missions. On October, in Baltimore, John Locke, aka Deadlock, a repo man, repossesses a vehicle containing a teleportation prototype case. After finding it, he sells it to a gang composed of individuals named Gage, Starbright and Strongarm and he snorts all the profits he made from the sale. When the government raids his house, John passes away from a heart attack. After tests on his body reveal he's a nu-gene carrier, John is sent to Project: Born Again in Washington DC, where he begins being brought back to life so he can lead the feds to the teleportation prototype. In June, 1989, John escapes Project: Born Again for a fourth time. Because his reanimation process was cut short, he's delirious and murders random people. He is found by Gage, who recruits John into a team called The Four. In October, Deadlock, Gage, Starbright and Strongarm debut by fighting Youngblood members Chapel, Diehard and Vogue in Los Angeles. When Strongarm wounds Vogue, Diehard gains a resentment and, after Gage destroys Chapel's bike, he takes it out on Deadlock, killing him while the rest of the Four escape. Project: Born Again brings Deadlock back to life, merging him into the new Bloodstrike division. In November, Bloodstrike, with new member Tag, operates in Morocco, looking to capture three Katellans suspected of being spies. After they capture two of them, Deadlock murders the third, and Shogun is forced to put him down. In March, 1990, Deadlock is in Project: Born Again again, and scientists diagnose him with violent paranoid schizophrenia due to his early conditioning. In July, Deadlock is a stable member of Bloodstrike again, taking meds regularly. He doesn't remember dying before, or who The Four are.
Appearing in "Chapel: Audition #1"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Young Project
- Marcus Langston (Mentioned only)
- John Stone
- Theo Stinson (First Appearance)
Locations:
Synopsis for "Chapel: Audition #1"
On Halloween Night, 1978, a young Bruce Stinson is bullied and assaulted by a gang led by a man wearing skull face paint. Some time later, Bruce's mother informs him she has cancer and he'll have to live with his uncle Theo. Eventually, she passes away. Bruce takes communion and embraces religion. In 1984, Bruce, going by the government name Chapel and wearing skull face paint, is interviewed by government agents looking to induct him into their "Young Project" task force. After an abrasive interview, they all agree Chapel would be bad for their image, now that Marcus Langston is already attached, but John Stone interrupts and tells them the team needs a sharp edge and that it would be unwise to underestimate Chapel's ambition.
Appearing in "Lethal: Used to be Bad #1"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Franky (First Appearance)
Other characters:
- Youngblood (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Synopsis for "Lethal: Used to be Bad #1"
After going underground, Lethal noticed what a garbage heap the world is and started trying to do some good. She enters a videogame store and finds a kid named Franky imprisoned in the basement. Lethal kills the owner, and Franky steals her heart.