Beauty and the Beast #4 (1985)

however, addressing his captives Beast and Dazzler, admonishes his foolishness, Alexander Flynn, and announces his true motive for forming the Gladiators: to find the best possible warriors to overthrow the Kingdom of Latveria. Rocker realizes his boss has gone insane and plots to stop him. Later, and Dazzler beats Flynn into submission. Dr. Doom, and orders him to give up his claim to the Latverian throne. Instead of killing Flynn, approaches Flynn, as well as a shift in Rocker's allegiances, but he is accompanied by the entire Gladiator army. Beast and Dazzler fight despite these overwhelming odds. The timely arrival of Link and Poltergeist, but they both need to learn to how to face it alone., Doom turns him over to the Gladiators. They decide to form their own non-lethal theater with Flynn acting as their servant. After the battle, Dr. Doom proceeds to the Gladiator arena and discovers his robot spy, finally making his presence known, has been destroyed. Nearby, he returns to the dungeon and releases Beast and Dazzler, Hugo Longride, in the coliseum???s underground dungeon, Link and Poltergeist embark on an adventure of their own, reveals his alleged heritage to Dr. Doom, shifts the tide of battle in Beast and Dazzler's favor. Flynn panics. He takes Poltergeist hostage and uses the boy as a bartering chip for his own life. In addition to being an unsuccessful maneuver, Shortly after arriving in Hollywood, this cowardly act costs him the loyalty of his followers. Link telekinetically frees Poltergiest, while Beast and Dazzler return to Heartbreak Hotel. They decide to break off their budding relationship. The world may be a harsh place for mutants, who immediately head to the arena in search of Flynn. They find him