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   * Eve Eden, daughter of a United States Senator and an other-dimensional princess, with the power to become a living shadow besides her considerable martial arts expertise, becomes **[[Nightshade]]**, the darling of darkness. She is first the partner of Captain Atom and then a solo heroine in her own right. Like Captain Atom, she is a top secret agent unknown to the public. Captain Atom and Nightshade battle recurring criminal foe [[Ghost (Alec Rois)|the Ghost]], who is secretly Alec Rois. [Captain Atom (Charlton) #82]
-  * **[[Shape|The Shape]]**, a unique artificial life form life form with the power to change its shape, is created by Prof. Saber S. "Scuba" Duba and has a **single adventure** accompanied by his friend, Duba's young nephew, Kevin Boyd. //Note: Although this story was published in 1967, it was written and drawn in 1966 and sat collecting dust until its publication, as explained on the text page.// [Charlton Premiere v2 #1]
+  * **[[Shape|The Shape]]**, a unique artificial life form life form with the power to change its shape, is created by Prof. Saber S. "Scuba" Duba and has a **single adventure** accompanied by his friend, Duba's young nephew, Kevin Boyd. //Note: Although this story was published in 1967, it was written and drawn in 1966 and sat collecting dust until its publication, as explained on the text page.// ["It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's the Shape," Charlton Premiere #1 (September, 1967)]
   * Craig Lawson becomes **[[Raven (Craig Lawson)|the Raven]]**, newest super-agent of T.H.U.N.D.E.R. [T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #8]
   * The T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents battle **the Overlord** for the last time, when he dies. [T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #8]
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 ==== 1979 ====
-  * Capt. Mike Typhon, undersea adventurer and scientist, has adventures under the sea traveling in a series of super-advanced submarines, assisted by Lt. Hank Noor and a loyal crew, including Kelland, Mark, Brady, and Bailey. Typhon possesses a charm-dispelling ring handed down his family from ancient times, which comes in handy against mystical threats. In his first adventure, he defeats an evil wizard who controls the undersea world, freeing a woman named Cecilia, who becomes a temporary companion. He later helps protect the kingdom of Mermea, populated by blonde, humanoid, water-breathing Sea Amazons ruled by Queen Mea. //Note: Since Typhon uses a futuristic submarine and ray-guns in his adventures, yet also uses a contemporary-looking submarine and handguns in other adventures, there is an Inter-Ocean Congress, villains wear futuristic-looking costumes, and there are no references to current events, this series likely takes place in the near-future some decades after the end of World War II. We place it in the late 1970s merely to fill a gap.// [Weird Comics #1-7]
+  * [[Michael Typhon|Capt. Mike Typhon]], undersea adventurer and scientist, has adventures under the sea traveling in a series of super-advanced submarines, assisted by Lt. Hank Noor and a loyal crew, including Kelland, Mark, Brady, and Bailey. Typhon possesses a charm-dispelling ring handed down his family from ancient times, which comes in handy against mystical threats. In his first adventure, he defeats an evil wizard who controls the undersea world, freeing a woman named Cecilia, who becomes a temporary companion. He later helps protect the kingdom of Mermea, populated by blonde, humanoid, water-breathing Sea Amazons ruled by Queen Mea. //Note: Since Typhon uses a futuristic submarine and ray-guns in his adventures, yet also uses a contemporary-looking submarine and handguns in other adventures, there is an Inter-Ocean Congress, villains wear futuristic-looking costumes, and there are no references to current events, this series likely takes place in the near-future some decades after the end of World War II. We place it in the late 1970s merely to fill a gap.// [Weird Comics #1-7]
 === June, 1979 ===