Excalibur #40
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Trial of Lockheed," the misfit dragon Lockheed faces a perilous reckoning when his astral form is seized by his own people and put on trial for abandoning them. As the X-Men—believed dead by Excalibur—arrive to check on him, the tension between loyalty, identity, and survival reaches a breaking point. Written by Scott Lobdell and illustrated by Dave Hoover, with inks by Harry Candelario and Tim Dzon, and colors by Brad Vancata, this 1991 issue delivers a poignant, character-driven story anchored by a striking cover by Dave Hoover.
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While Lockheed is undergoing a life saving operation from injuries sustained last issue, his astral form is captured by his Dragon people and he is put on trial for deserting them. Lockheed is freed but banned from ever returning. The X-Men (whom Excalibur believes to be dead) show up to see how the Dragon is faring.
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