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Savage Dragon #28
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An encounter with the strange creature called The Maxx, who has made friends with Horridus, sends both he and The Maxx for a bizarre trip through the Dragon's subconscious, or, his "outback." They are retreived once Maxx's companion, Sarah, interrupts them. While the villainous Brainiape tries to rob a bank without the consent of the Vicious Circle, he is stopped by their agent, Powerhouse. Dragon and Rapture both suspect each other of infidelity.
Savage Dragon #29
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WildStar and his companions wander into the underground homeless freaks, and become their leaders to avoid being killed. While Rapture searches for him, Dragon and his fellow Police officers confront and do battle with WildStar and his new team, during which WildStar has some kind of "out-of-body-experience," where he sees the Dragon in the far future.
Savage Dragon #30
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Sent to Hell by the Fiend, The Dragon and the costumed adventurer Spawn squabble amongst themselves and do battle with The Fiend herself. Meanwhile, Rapture considers having an abortion, Dale Fisher dumps Alex Wilde, and a recovering Phil Dirt reveals to Howard Niseman that he has AIDS. In Hell, the Fiend sends Spawn to Earth, and sics Overlord on the Dragon.
Savage Dragon #31
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The Dragon easily defeats Overlord and discovers that The Fiend is in fact Arnold Dimple, the man who shot Debbie Harris. Bonnie Harris manages to separate from The Fiend as a result, and The Devil appears to take her soul. The Devil is confronted and defeated by God, who sends Harris to eternal damnation and Dragon to Earth.
Savage Dragon #32
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The Dragon returns from Hell with withered arms. Chris Robinson tells his story to Alex Wilde, including his role as Star. After a date with Dart, Justice is attacked by a jealous Kill Cat. Dart, as a result, breaks several bones in Kill Cat's body. Rapture's unborn child begins to kick, causing her internal damage.
Savage Dragon #33
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Phil literally explodes all over Niseman and Dragon arrives at the hospital a few minutes too late to witness the birth of his son. Kill-Cat is hospitalized, while Dragon learns the truth about Rapture and Peter Klaptin (who is meanwhile being held captive by a shadowy figure). Dragon then prepares to propose to Rapture, only to discover that his son is dead. In reality, the newborn has been captured by The Covenant of the Sword and was replaced with an artificial "dead" fetus.
Savage Dragon #34
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Brainiape, who is revealed to be Adolph Hiter's brain preserved within the body of a gorilla, is sent on a mission to kill the Dragon by Cyberface, the defacto leader of the Vicious Circle. Cyberface is decomposing, so to save him, Abner Cadaver summons the creatures of the undead, who attack the world-renowned paranormal investigator Hellboy.
Savage Dragon #35
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Brainiape causes Hellboy to do battle with The Dragon, and then summons a giant sea monster, which eats them both. Unaffected by the Vampire's bite, Cyberface is only restored to health after Abner Cadaver imbues him with the life force of those around him. Hellboy's government allies kill the sea monster, and the emerging Dragon impales Brainiape's brain with a knife, freeing Hellboy from his mental control.
Savage Dragon #36
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After a shallow night of sex with Rita Medermade, Dragon and Alex join Star in his crusade to rescue Peter Klaptin from his captors, the bikers he once rescued Amanda Mills from, and who have brainwashed the super-strong but dim-witted Zeek.
Savage Dragon #37
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After battling the Martian forces on Earth and on Mars, Dragon becomes the victim of a sneak attack by Vicious Circle agents Chaos and Control, who manage to beat him senseless, leaving him lying at the feet of Cyberface and the rest of the Vicious Circle.
Savage Dragon #38
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The Police, Freak Force, Underground Freaks, and the villainous Octopus attack Cyberface and the Vicious Circle at a downtown public rally they are holding, where they have crucified the captive Dragon.
Savage Dragon #39
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As Chris Robinson announces his retirement from being Star, Horde assumes control of the Vicious Circle, much to the distress of Powerhouse, who quits the team. Dragon, who has discovered he is multi-lingual, returns home with a date, where he is attacked by Dung and Chaos & Control.
Savage Dragon #40
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After the Dragon uses a Martian shrinking ray on the entire Vicious Circle, and after William Johnson visits his vengeful brother Edgar in jail, Octopus reveals to Powerhouse that he has put Cyberface's head inside Brainiape's glass "skull."
Savage Dragon #41
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Anxious to have an exclusive licensing deal, Barbaric proposes to Ricochet, assuming that there would be public outcry if action figures were produced of unwed and underage parents.
Savage Dragon #42
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After establishing the basic organizational, administrative, and training aspects of S.O.S. over several months, the team is sent on their first mission - to investigate sections of American land that are being replaced by portions of "Darkworld," a war-ravaged planet ruled by the villainous Darklord.
Savage Dragon #43
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Dragon and Smasher join forces with Super-Tough who, along with his arch-enemy Darklord, were perhaps sent to a parallel Earth after the explosion of the nega-bomb that burned Mace's face.
Savage Dragon #44
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Dragon, Smasher, and Darkworld's version of Debbie Harris manage to escape the planet in a Martian saucer before it explodes.
Savage Dragon #45
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After months of traveling, Dragon and his companions return to where Earth should be, but instead land on a planet inhabited by various pantheons of 'Gods.'
Savage Dragon #46
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As She-Dragon successfully ends a Vicious Circle crime wave, Chris Robinson is dumped by Alex Wilde when he learns that he was Star. The battle between Dragon, Smasher, Thor, Herakles, and several other creatures is ended by Allgod, a near-omnipotent manifestation of the planet's 'Elder Gods.'
Savage Dragon #47
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After Star is revealed to be just Kill-Cat in disguise, several S.O.S. members travel to Lieberheim on a mission to oust that nation's ruthless dictator, DreadKnight.
Savage Dragon #48
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Dragon returns to Chicago and sleeps with Alex Wilde, although they remain 'friends.' Soon afterwards, he breaks up a battle between Mace/She-Dragon and Octopus/Cyberface/Powerhouse.
Savage Dragon #49
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Super-Tough and Mace are re-united, and it is revealed that the two were lovers. Soon afterwards, an Atlantean army leads a very unsuccessful invasion of the Earth's surface. Cyberface (in BrainiApe's body AND in Overlord's armour) and his allies battle several Vicious Circle agents, a fight that is interrupted by both Dragon and the new Deadly Duo: Kill-Cat and Beast Boy. Before Dragon can defeat Cyberface, they are held at gunpoint by Hitler's brain.
Savage Dragon #50
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Hitler's brain is able to kill Cyberface and reclaim the BrainiApe body, after which Dragon and Cyberface's team attack Horde and the Vicious Circle, and are soon joined by S.O.S., Mighty Man, and members of the Chicago Police Department!
Savage Dragon #51
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While everyone tries to adjust to Dragon's death, Bludgeon II turns to his brother and She-Dragon in order to find a way to lose his powers.
Savage Dragon #52
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She-Dragon and the rest of the Chicago Police Force are defeated by the God Squad, who seek to retrieve the Earthly offspring of the Gods and take them back to Godworld.