The Mighty Crusaders #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Liquid Fire," the Mighty Crusaders transform their dilapidated Greenwich Village brownstone into a functional headquarters, rallying around their shared mission. But beneath the team's renewed spirit, a quiet betrayal stirs—one of their own is secretly reporting to the government, and the truth is hidden in plain sight. Written by Rich Margopoulos and brought to life by Dick Ayers’ dynamic art, Chic Stone’s inks, Barry Grossman’s colors, and Bill Yoshida’s lettering, this 1985 issue captures the team’s growing unity—and the shadows that threaten to divide them. The cover, penciled by Ayers and inked by Stone, perfectly frames the tension simmering beneath the surface.
When the Mighty Crusaders transform their crumbling Greenwich Village brownstone into a sleek, high-tech headquarters, the team celebrates their new base of operations—only to discover that not everyone inside the walls can be trusted. With Colonel Mike Kold and General Smith watching from the shadows, the line between brotherhood and betrayal begins to blur.
In "Beware the She-Fox," the Fox and the She-Fox clash in the heat of a high-stakes rescue, their rivalry masking a deeper connection neither fully acknowledges—despite their civilian lives entwined in ways neither expects. With the Brain Emperor watching from the shadows, their clash of tactics and tempers only deepens the mystery of their shared past.
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