"Revolver" featured a wide range of graphic styles and contributors, everything from a surreal inside-the-mind-of Jimi Hendrix storyline ("Purple Days"), a psychedelic superhero in the form of Peter Milligan and Brendan McCarthy's "Rogan Gosh", distorted caricatures in "Pinhead Nation" (Shaky Kane), plus "Happenstance and Kismet" (Paul Neary and Steve Parkhouse), student-house antics in "Dire Streets" (Julie Hollings), as well as the resurrection of Dan Dare, this time in a story called simply "Dare". In "Dare", writer Grant Morrison and artist Rian Hughes gave a new interpretation to the original "Eagle" character in a political story, setting Dan Dare against a thinly veiled caricature of the Thatcher government.