Daredevil #40 - May 1968

“The Fallen Hero”

Acting under orders of the mysterious Exterminator, the super-powered Unholy Three has used their time displacement guns to transport Deborah Harris into another time continuum. Daredevil catches the Unholy Three while robbing a bank, but gets shot by the time displacement ray and vanishes too. In the meantime, Foggy discovers that the Exterminator worked as scientist for the Organizer, former leader of the Unholy Three. While Deborah Harris and others affected by the time displacing ray start to reappear, Daredevil remains helpless trapped in the weird dimension.

Daredevil #39 - April 1968

“The Exterminator and the Super-Powered Unholy Three”

Three animalistic allies known as the Unholy Three escaped from jail after being caught by Daredevil (in Daredevil #11, to be precise). The man without fear learns about the identity of the new leader of the Unholy Three, namely the Exterminator. While the Exterminator tests his new time displacement ray, Matt, Karen, Foggy and Deborah go out for a double date. The Exterminator learns about Foggy’s location, and attacks with the Unholy Three, aiming to take Deborah Harris as an hostage. So after breaking into the nightclub, they shoot her with the time displacing gun making her disappear. Foggy thinks she’s dead, but Matt senses her in another dimension.

Thor #152 (Origin of Inhuman) - May 1968

“While the City Shrieks”

Triton keeps roaming the surface, seeking more information about the humans. But the noisy city and confusion all around him are to much to bare, so he decides to turn back to Attilan. Once he reaches home again, he reports the happenings to Black Bolt, stressing out the importance to find a safer place than the Attilan island. And so, the silent sovereign sets out to find what one day will be known as the Great Refugee.

So that’s it for the Origin of Inhumans, short and sweet. 35 pages divided in only seven issues is what we get for now.