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In Defenders (vol. 2) #1 (March 2001), four former Defenders were forced to regroup to help Nighthawk and Hellcat in a battle against Yandroth. He was defeated but cursed them to gather every time planet Earth faces a threat. This continued until Defenders (vol. 2) #12 (February 2002). Four members of the team formed The Order.
Andromeda's soul entered the body of Genevieve Cross and these Defenders now called themselves the Dragon Circle. Together the Dragon Circle banished the Dragon from Earth and Andromeda returned to the oceans. [12] Andromeda played an important part in the 1989 Atlantis Attacks crossover. Andromeda led a rebellion to stop her father Attuma from ...
[5] [6] Englehart wrote "The Avengers–Defenders War" crossover in The Avengers #116–118 (October–December 1973) and The Defenders #9–11 (October–December 1973), [7] leaving The Defenders afterwards because he "didn't want to keep doing two team books at the same time." [2] Len Wein briefly wrote the series [8] and introduced such ...
The Riddle of Wisdom – Dragon’s Dogma 2 For the Riddle of Wisdom, the Sphinx asks you to present their “parent,”, an aptly named pawn. Capcom, GLHF
Splatbook with a focus on dragons; collates "all of Dragonlance's dragon background into" one sourcebook. [77] Age of Mortals Campaign Key of Destiny: Christopher Coyle 2004 1-931567-11-5 [78] Spectre of Sorrows: Cam Banks: 2005 1-931567-16-6 [79] Price of Courage: Cam Banks 2006 1-931567-21-2 [80] War of the Lance Chronicles Dragons of Autumn ...
Taking shelter at a restaurant, the four are joined by Stick, who explains the Hand's conflict with the Chaste and K'un L'un, and in repelling the next attack Cage also captures Hand leader Sowande, who reveals the other part of their plan; use Rand's Iron Fist to access the dragon bones at the bottom of Midland Circle.
Shou-Lao is a Chinese dragon who was previously killed by K'un-L'un citizen Quan-St'ar and had its heart removed. Enraged at this, Yu-Ti banishes Quan-St'ar, resurrects Shou-Lao, and places it in a sacred cavern.
Al Ewing began his career writing stories in the four-page Future Shocks format for 2000 AD and moved on to regular stints on Judge Dredd [1] (2008–2015), for which his 2010 story "Doctor What?"