Captain Paragon #1 - Redux Edition
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Journey to Nightmare's End!", Captain Paragon confronts a haunting vision of the Shroud—the villain he once defeated—while under medical scrutiny, as Dr. Latimer struggles to purge the lingering effects of LSD from his system. When the Shroud appears to Latimer in his office, he twists the hero’s past into a twisted tale of wartime humiliation, planting seeds of doubt and manipulation. The story unfolds with chilling psychological tension, all written and illustrated by William Black, with cover art by Bill Black.
In "Journey to Nightmare's End!" from Captain Paragon #1 - Redux Edition, Captain Paragon’s struggle with lingering hallucinations takes a dark turn when a vision of the Shroud—whom he believes he killed—haunts him during a medical procedure. As Dr. Latimer attempts to purge the LSD from his system, the Shroud manipulates both man and memory, twisting the past into a nightmare where the doctor’s heroism is replaced with shame. The line between truth and torment blurs as the Shroud’s final demand echoes: kill Captain Paragon.
In "Episode Two Starring... Miss Marvel" from Captain Paragon #1 - Redux Edition, Mara, aka Miss Marvel, races through the city on a mission to find Captain Paragon. After stepping in to help a woman being robbed, she catches a police radio report placing Captain Paragon at Latimer Laboratories—just as the trail goes cold.
In "Dweller in the Darkness!" from Captain Paragon #1 - Redux Edition, the mysterious Azagoth reveals a chilling vision to Phantom Lady: Capricorn has unleashed Alizarin Crimson upon the world to spread death and decay. With the fate of the realm hanging in the balance, Phantom Lady sets out to intercept her before the tide of pestilence overwhelms all.
In "Episode Three" from Captain Paragon #1 - Redux Edition, Captain Paragon awakens in a cell at Latimer Laboratories, disoriented and haunted by memories of his supposed death. With Mara’s help, he begins to unravel the truth behind the Shroud’s manipulation, confronting a mind control that has twisted his sense of guilt and identity. As the deception crumbles, he and Mara escape just as Proxima closes in—leaving only a haunting glimpse of the Shroud’s cape behind.
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