Marvel Superheroes [Marvel Super-Heroes] #377

Sep 1981 · Marvel UK · 0.40 GBP; 0.56 IEP

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"Captain Britain returns to a familiar yet fractured England in "Honour Thy Father," a pivotal issue where Merlyn gifts him a new costume infused with the power of his scepter. With his elf companion Jackdaw at his side, the hero arrives mid-bank heist—only to discover the world he’s come back to isn’t his own. Written by Paul Neary and Dave Thorpe, and brought to life with dynamic art by Alan Davis (pencils and inks), this issue marks a bold shift in the series’ direction, with Davis’s striking cover capturing the moment of arrival in full detail.

Contains 3 stories

Honour Thy Father

15 pp · Superhero

Before I'd Be Slave

20 pp · Superhero

In "Before I'd Be Slave," the X-Men return to the mansion only to be summoned inside by Alex and Lorna, where they learn Earth faces imminent invasion by the alien Z'Nox. Professor X, believed dead, has returned with a plan — one that reveals Changeling was impersonating him all along — and the team must board the Z'Nox ship to stop the attack.

A New Life

6 pp · Superhero

Crazy Gang [Conjurors (first appearance, villain)Jester (first appearance, villain)The Knave (first appearance, villain)]Paul

In "A New Life," Captain Britain returns to England with a new costume forged from his scepter’s power, only to land in the middle of a bank heist by the Crazy Gang. With his elf sidekick Jackdaw at his side, he soon realizes the world he’s come back to isn’t the one he remembers—but a strange, alternate version of Earth, where everything feels familiar yet profoundly different.