True Believers: X-Men - Betsy Braddock #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Riot on Regent Street!" kicks off a tense, character-driven tale in True Believers: X-Men - Betsy Braddock #1, where Captain Britain teams up with Inspector Fraser to thwart a bank heist in London. As the action unfolds, his sister Betsy arrives with urgent news about their brother Jamie—only for their journey home to take a terrifying turn when Betsy begins seeing monstrous figures and the plane they’re in is pursued by the enigmatic Dr. Synne. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Herb Trimpe, with inks by Fred Kida, colors by Marie Severin, and letters by Irv Watanabe, the issue’s cover by Larry Lieber and Frank Giacoia captures the story’s urgent, otherworldly tone.
When Captain Britain teams up with Inspector Fraser to stop a bank heist on Regent Street, the chaos is just the beginning. As Betsy Braddock arrives with news of their brother Jamie’s accident, the ride home takes a terrifying turn—her visions of monsters grow sharper, and Dr. Synne emerges from the shadows, forcing a reckoning neither sibling expected.
In "Demon-Fire!", Captain Britain, Jamie Braddock, and Betsy Braddock find themselves trapped in a nightmarish web of illusions unleashed by the cunning Dr. Synne. As the siblings flee to Braddock Manor, the line between reality and deception shatters—when Betsy suddenly turns on her brothers, her mind now under Synne’s sinister influence.
When Brian Braddock dons the mantle of Captain Britain to stop his sister Betsy from falling under a mind-control spell, the truth of his identity is laid bare—just as Jamie Braddock watches in stunned silence. With Betsy now in need of help, the brothers turn to Dr. Ramsey, unaware that he’s secretly in league with the enigmatic Dr. Synne.
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