Legend of the Shield Annual Vol 1 1

"Warlocks & Warriors": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"Warlocks & Warriors"
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Legend of the Shield Annual Vol 1 #1
June, 1991
Cover Artists	George Pratt
Warlocks & Warriors
Writers	Maddie Blaustein
Pencilers	Joe Brozowski
Inkers	John Lowe
Colorists	Tom Ziuko
Letterers	Albert DeGuzman
Crash Course
Writers	Rick Oliver
Pencilers	Trevor von Eeden
Inkers	Steve Mitchell
Colorists	Linda Kachelhofer
Letterers	Vickie Williams
Editors	Mike Gold
Black Hood's Burden
Writers	Pat McGreal
Pencilers	John K. Snyder III
Inkers	John K. Snyder III
Colorists	Rick Taylor
Letterers	Albert DeGuzman
Editors	Paul Kupperberg
Next Issue	-

Legend of the Shield Annual #1 is an issue of the series Legend of the Shield Annual (Volume 1) with a cover date of June, 1991.

Appearing in "Warlocks & Warriors"

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• Shield

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Appearing in "Crash Course"

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• Sunshine Kid

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Synopsis for "Black Hood's Burden"

The editor of I Remember Heroes magazine reads to an audience the correspondence from Major Harold Andrew Benson in British-occupied India to his fiancé, which he believes to be evidence of the historical activity of the superhero the Black Hood.

In 1859, Benson deploys to Mumbai, then called Bombay, and befriends local governmental clerk Manilal Naidu, who tells him the story of the Hooded Ghost, a mysterious figure who rebels against the occupying British regime. Benson is tasked by his superiors with the elimination of the Hooded Ghost, and is haunted both by nightmares and his compatriots' bigotry towards the Indian people, while Naidu is removed from his position when two of his relatives are identified as insurrectionists by Benson's investigation.

Abruptly, Benson breaks off his engagement, cuts his other ties to England, and confronts the Hooded Ghost. He shoots the Ghost dead, only to discover that he was Naidu. Keeping the Ghost's hood, Benson resigns his post to open a multicultural school in the hopes of helping to overcome the conflicts between the indigenous peoples of India.

Appearing in "Black Hood's Burden"

Featured Characters:

• Major Harold Andrew Benson (Flashback only)

Supporting Characters:

• I Remember Heroes magazine's editor

Antagonists:

• Manilal Naidu/The Hooded Ghost (Flashback only)

Other Characters:

• The Comet (Mentioned only)
• The Fly (Mentioned only)
• The Jaguar (Mentioned only)
• Emily Francis Newman (Mentioned only)
• Satan (Mentioned only)
  • Demons (In dream sequence only)

Locations:

• Caribbean (Flashback only)
• England (Flashback only)
• India (Flashback only)
  • Mumbai (Flashback only)
  • Bihar (Mentioned only)
  • Delhi (Mentioned only)
• United States of America (Flashback only)

Items:

• Black Hood (Flashback only)
• I Remember Heroes magazine

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See Also

• Cover gallery for the Legend of the Shield Annual series

Links and References

• Impact Comics

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