It’s the long-awaited return of a fan-favorite series, and the spotlight falls on the 2010 EMMO winner for Best Original Character – Captain Scotland! Brian Braddock has his doubts about his fellow Captain, Callum Dinsdale, and an impromptu pint or eight in an East Fife pub isn’t likely to salve his concerns – especially when he finds himself listening in horror to the tale of Callum’s murky origin by Ed Ainsworth.
The Captains get their act together just in time to face the greatest threat western Europe has ever facedthe legendary Stone Henge! Plus, Elsa Bloodstone and Druid’s plan takes a wicked twist while Morganna and Roma plot in the background. Check out “And to All Things Comes an Ending ” by Ed Ainsworth!
Brian Braddock has changed since he met the Shadow Captains. He’s more assertive, dressing differently, and not afraid to put people in their places. But will this new attitude be enough when Excalibur and the Shadow Captains have to face off against the threat of Gawain, the Green Knight? Find out in “Knights of the Round Table” by Edward Ainsworth!
Now that he’s escaped from the clutches of Sinister, Hector Munoz, the mutant known as Darwin, has decided to make his mark on the world, to use his incredible abilities of adaptation to help cure the world’s diseases. But to do that, first he needs to learn more about his abilities and there is only one man who can tell him that—the High Evolutionary! Follow Darwin on his journey in “Convergence/Divergence” by Edward Ainsworth!
Captain Britain, Elsa Bloodstone, Anthony Druid and their new ally, the mysterious Knightraven, begin a trek into Barnsley to confront more elements of the released British Unconscious in the form of the Green Teeths! Meanwhile, a meeting of the Shadow Captains and their newest member, the mysterious Spring Heel in “Ripples” by Edward Ainsworth!
While Elsa Bloodstone and Doctor Druid have been occupied elsewhere, Captain Britain has been off doing other important things–like meeting the Shadow Captains! Find out who they are in “Meet the New Guys” by Ed Ainsworth!
Elsa Bloodstone and Anthony Druid have to contend with the fictional man and his black birds at the Tower of London! Seems like there’s something wrong with the ducks and Druid quite likes ducks. Also, Captain Britain shares a pint with Captain Cornwall as they discuss the end of England. Not even the title, “Gaaaaaaan Aaaaaaaat,” makes any sense here, so see what Edward Ainsworth is up to!
Meggan is dead, Excalibur has been disbanded, and Captain Britain hasn’t been more lost. So what does he do in this time of crisis? Sells Braddock Manor and moves out to Medway with his new girlfriend, monster hunter extraordinaire, Elsa Bloodstone! Also along for the ride is a resurrected Anthony Druid, but things are about to get a lot more complicated once Roma shows up! Edward Ainsworth brings you a very different take on Excalibur in “Fairy Tale in Medway”!
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