There were also text stories including Night Raven (again), Paragon of Painthorpe Street, City and Captain Granbretan. These sat alongside reprints of Night Raven Abslom Daak, Dalek Killer and the classic Black Knight strip from Hulk Comic (though only three episodes of this were reprinted before the title was cancelled). Captain Britain Monthly lasted fourteen issues to February 1986, and featured new backup strips including The Freefall Warriors (in issues #1-4), Space Thieves (#5-10) and The Cherubim (#11-14). Following this he was awarded his own title once more in January 1985. The Captain had successful stints co-starring with the Black Knight in Hulk Comic (#1-63) and then in his own solo series - first in Marvel Super-Heroes Monthly (#377-389) and The Daredevils (#1-11), and then in the second volume of Mighty World of Marvel (#7-16). Captain Britain Summer Specials (all reprint) were published in 19, and a Captain Britain Annual (reprinting the first few issues of the weekly) in 1978. The series (which was written for the majority of its run by Gary Friedrich) was cancelled after 39 issues on 6th July 1977, and merged with Super Spider-Man and the Titans (which became Super Spider-Man and Captain Britain from issue #231 to issue #252, though the last four issues simply reprinted American material, the Captain's American debut in the pages of Marvel Team-Up #65-66). In later issues, Marvel Two-in-One stories would also appear.
CAPTAIN BRITAIN OMNIBUS FULL
The title featured full colour, originated Captain Britain strips originally created (in the US) by writer Chris Claremont and artist Herb Trimpe, plus reprints of the Fantastic Four (in black & white) and Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD (in colour). Captain Britain (Brian Braddock), the first character created specifically for the British market by Marvel, was launched in his own weekly title on October 13th 1976.
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