Appearing in 1st story
Featured Characters:
- Diehard (appears in both flashback and main story)
Supporting Characters:
- The Allies (First Appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Glory (Gloriana Demeter) (First Appearance) (appears in both flashback and main story)
- SuperPatriot (Main story and flashback)
- Youngblood
Villains:
Locations:
- Extreme Universe/Highbrow Universe/Top Cow Universe
- Berlin, Germany (Main story and flashback)
- The Pentagon, United States of America
Events:
- World War II (First Appearance)
Synopsis for 1st story
The former superheroine Glory recalls battling the Nazis alongside Diehard and SuperPatriot in the superhero team the Allies during World War II. She then relates how SuperPatriot was recently abducted by the Cyberdata corporation and transformed into a cyborg. She wants Diehard and Shaft to find SuperPatriot, restore his humanity, and punish Cyberdata.
Appearing in "untitled"
Featured Characters:
- Operation: Knightstrike (First Appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Duke (First Appearance) (Death) (Main story and flashback)
- Chapel (appears in both flashback and main story)
- Al Simmons (Main story and flashback)
Villains:
- Cybernet (First Appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Giger (First Appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- War Dogs (First Appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Jason Wynn (appears in both flashback and main story)
Locations:
- Extreme Universe/Spawn Universe
- United States of America
- Washington, D.C. (appears in both flashback and main story)
- St. Louis, Missouri (Main story and flashback)
- United States of America
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "untitled"
In his personal log, Chapel describes a CIA mission six years ago in which he, Al Simmons, and an operative named Duke were sent to St. Louis to destroy a safehouse belonging to the terrorist group Cybernet. Once they wiped out the group’s cybernetic War Dogs, Cybernet’s leader Giger taunted Chapel over a video link and set the facility to self-destruct. Chapel killed Duke for betraying the CIA, and he and Simmons flee before the building exploded. Three days later, they met with their supervisor Jason Wynn, but he refused to reveal what Duke did. Five years later, Wynn tries to hire Chapel for a job, but Chapel refuses. In retaliation, Wynn contacts Giger.
Notes
- George McCarthy and Paul Scott are credited with "Technical Assistance".
- This issue includes a pin-up of Glory by Rob Liefeld and Danny Miki.