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**Once Brian was captured by an elderly female crime lord, who calls herself Vixen. Next he is seen suspended naked in a device that's clearly intended to for her to facilitate using him for sex. This is dismissed as a dishonorable way to treat a [[Worthy Opponent]], but no mainstream comic would dare depict a female heroine in a similar state back then, since it was the heyday of the Comic Code Authority (They might dare today, but it would be treated as a major, possibly life-altering trauma, plus the writers would be roundly castigated for crossing a line for a cheap attempt to be edgy).

**In the same series, Kaptain Briton switched places with Brain and he ended up with the villainess Sat-Yr-9 and placed in her chamber, she gave him a sedative to knock him out, after which he awoke naked and in bed with her gone. The scene is juxtaposed with Kaptain Briton's insanely nightmarish [[Attempted Rape]] of Betsy (Psylocke, his AU-sister, who was forced to kill him, thinking she was being assaulted by her own brother, played as deadly serious and traumatic as one would expect.

**In an issue of ''Excalibur,'' Sat-Yr-9 had the team captured. She hands them all to another villain, except for Captain Britain, whom she keeps ~~ass~~ a mind-controlled sex slave. Sat-Yr-9 makes him walk around in a [[Go-Go Enslavement| Chippendale's dancer-inspired]] version of what her henchmen wear. Later, he's seen passed out naked in her bed. This is treated as significantly less sever fate than whatever was happening to the rest of the team members and the possibility that it could have any greater psychological effect on Brian than any random defeat by a villain is not even paid lip service.

**In an issue of ''Excalibur,'' Sat-Yr-9 had the team captured. She hands them all to another villain, except for Captain Britain, whom she keeps as a mind-controlled sex slave. Sat-Yr-9 makes him walk around in a [[Go-Go Enslavement| Chippendale's dancer-inspired]] version of what her henchmen wear. Later, he's seen passed out naked in her bed. This is treated as significantly less sever fate than whatever was happening to the rest of the team members and the possibility that it could have any greater psychological effect on Brian than any random defeat by a villain is not even paid lip service.

* [[Dropped a Bridge on Him|Dropped a Bridge on Her]]: After being savagely knocked out by a [[Brainwashed and Crazy|brainwashed and crazy]] [[She Hulk]] in ''Avengers Disassembled'', Kelsey Leigh spent the remainder of the unfolding events in a hospital, her status was critical, though she's not dead. In ''Avengers Finale'', she left the Avengers, who are disbanding, returning back to England, her home, to fully recovered.

* [[Drowning My Sorrows]]: In ''Excalibur'', Brian was doing this, it was a major subplot for a large part.