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Revision as of 11:01, 17 April 2023
Camelot Lost was an Excalibur comic story printed in Excalibur volume 2 #1 and cover-dated February 2001. It featured the Special Executive, first introduced in Doctor Who Magazine's Black Sun Rising, in a recap, as well as several references to prior crossovers. It was the final Excalibur comic to be relevant to this site.
Summary
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Characters
- Captain Britain
- Psylocke
- Black Knight
- Meggan
- Captain UK
- Colossus
- Lockheed
- Cerise
- Kylun
- Rachel Summers
- Agent Gabriel
- Agent Michael
- Alistaire Stuart
- Mastermind
- Widget
- Red Skull
- The Fury
- Knave
- Jester
- Red Queen
- Tweedledope
- Executioner
- Gatecrasher
- Yap
- Fascination
- Ferro
- Paradok
- Thug
- Baba Yaga
- Sat-Yr-Nin
- Slaymaster
- Vixen
- Agent Albion
- Rifleman
- Gizmo
- Britanotron
- Madam Sussex
- Mercian Marsh'al
- Major Commonwealth
- Friar Albion
- Captain UK
- Roma
- Merlyn
- Spider-Man
- Captain America
- Jackdaw
References
- Black Knight asks Brian how he "plan[s] on beaming us up there, Scotty?".
- Brian claims to have "toys that would make Reed Richards drool".
Notes
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Continuity
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External links
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