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"Water, Water, Neverwhere": After burying Dave Rigg, Hercules, Jennifer, and Kevin encounter the Atomic Knights, one of whom has been destroyed and replaced by an energy being in search of the secret of exploding compressed water.

Hercules Unbound #10 is an issue of the series Hercules Unbound (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1977. It was published on January 17, 1977.

Synopsis for "Water, Water, Neverwhere"

After burying Dave Rigg, Hercules, Jennifer, and Kevin encounter the Atomic Knights, one of whom has been destroyed and replaced by an energy being in search of the secret of exploding compressed water.

Appearing in "Water, Water, Neverwhere"

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  • An energy being, who disguises himself as Bryndon

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  • Ragun

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Notes

  • Bryndon Smith apparently dies in this issue; however, this story takes place shortly after the 1986 atomic war; Bryndon appeared alive in 1990 (Strange Adventures Vol 1 132), thus we could conclude that he was only apparently dead and returned under unexplained circumstances. However, in DC Comics Presents Vol 1 57, Gardner Grayle confirms his death. Yet, that was an Earth-86 virtual reality analogue on Grayle's mind. During Convergence, Bryndon is seen alive, but it can be due Telos has extracted Durvale (Knights' city) from its time before Bryndon's death. Finally, we can see 6 Atomic Knights in DC Holiday Special 2017 Vol 1 1, but Bryndon, if among them, is unnamed. Then, judge for yourself whether Bryndon died or not.
  • The presence of Dr. Skuba in this issue, a character from OMAC series, give clues that OMAC can exist in this universe too.
  • Durvale is located west of Lake Ontario in this issue, which could makes it a Canadian city, but Strange Adventures Vol 153 establishes it as south from Detroit, what leaves it in the border between USA and Canada. Moreover is mentioned in Atomic Knights stories that the continents had been remodeled by World War III. In previous Atomic Knights' adventures, Durvale had only loosely defined location. Although Canada has a city named London, the London in this story is really the English city.



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