Comic Book: Captain America (1968 series)
Description:
Captain America's flagship title. Continuing TALES OF SUSPENSE, this title ran for decades, establishing Cap as the Living Legend of World War 2 whose adventures continued into the present day as the nation's greatest hero.
Data Sheet:
Apr 1968 to Aug 1996
1968
N/A
Characters most frequently found in this comic book:
In order of appearances.
Comics Index
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Indexed Comics:
356
Comics sorted by date. Oldest shown first. Up to 25 comics per page. Page navigator at the bottom of the page.
November 1993"Gantlet"
Script: Mark GruenwaldContinued from NOMAD (Vol. 2) #18.
At the Miami estate of the mob boss
known as the Slug, Captain America has just stopped the brainwashed
Nomad/Jack Monroe from killing the gangster. [...]
December 1993"Going Ballistic"
Script: Mark GruenwaldThe story open with a pair of hitmen
drawing a bead on Captain America and firing—at the Cap statue in
Central Park. As he is out jogging with his pal Dennis “D-Man”
Dunphy, Steve Rogers gets the call about the incident. [...]
January 1994"War Zones"
Script: Roy ThomasEarly 1941, before America has entered
World War 2, Captain America and Bucky are doing battle with a band
of Nazi saboteurs. The two heroes defeat the baddies and save a
railroad bridge (and train) from destruction, then they hustle off to
a meeting with the President.... [...]
February 1994"The Last Operation"
Script: Mark GruenwaldAt Avengers Mansion, Captain America
and Diamondback enjoy a happy reunion—when he last saw her, she was
in a coma in a hospital in Wakanda (issue #418) and he felt guilty
about leaving her. She assures him she is completely healed; he
informs her he is moving into his own place soon…. [...]
March 1994"Fighting Chance, Part One: Super Patriot Games"
Script: Mark GruenwaldA mysterious client arrives at the workshop of Phineas Mason, the Terrible Tinkerer, requesting a weapon that will give him an edge in a personal crusade against Captain America. The Tinkerer has the perfect item: an exact copy of Cap’s shield. [...]
April 1994"Graven Images"
Script: Mark GruenwaldThe story opens late at night in a cemetery. Super-Patriot and his partner-in-crime Lou Dexter are robbing the grave of one Roland Burroughs. [...]
May 1994"Enemy Fire"
Script: Mark GruenwaldAs the papers are reporting Captain America’s battle with Solarr, Steve Rogers is upset: it is an impostor out to ruin Cap’s reputation by battling supposedly dead villains recklessly. The worst part is that Cap can never reach the scene before the impostor vanishes. [...]
June 1994"Policing the Nation"
Script: Mark GruenwaldIn Maryland, a couple of punks in a stolen car (and with a kidnap victim in the trunk) are pulled over by a high-powered police pick-up. When the officer demands to see his license, the driver shoots him in the face and zooms off. [...]
July 1994"The Beaten Path"
Script: Mark GruenwaldAs Captain America finds himself in police custody, the chief suspect in the murders committed by Americop, he begins to wonder whether cooperating with the authorities was really a good idea. [...]
August 1994"Cop Out"
Script: Mark GruenwaldIn the stalemate at Damon Dran’s mansion in New Orleans, Americop refuses to surrender his weapon, even though it means the deaths of hostages Rachel (Diamondback) Leighton and Zack Moonhunter. [...]
September 1994"The Next Generation"
Script: Mark GruenwaldThe latest examination by Dr. Kincaid reveals that Captain America’s deterioration (since #425) is occurring more rapidly than he had expected. Kincaid wants to consult with Hank Pym on the case but Cap says no, he doesn’t want to be an object of pity. [...]
October 1994"Baron Ground"
Script: Mark GruenwaldCaptain America and Diamondback are in the castle of Baron Zemo, surrounded by the missing children who have been brainwashed into accepting Zemo’s warped "family values. [...]
November 1994"Diamonds Aren’t Forever"
Script: Mark GruenwaldCaptain America is stranded above a vat of Adhesive X in Baron Zemo’s castle in Mexico. His muscles have locked up because of the effects of the Super-Soldier Serum and he is at the mercy of a giant artificial man called a Plastoid. [...]
December 1994"Snake Bites"
Script: Mark GruenwaldWatching Baron and Baroness Zemo go to their apparent deaths in a vat of Adhesive X recalls to Captain America the time Zemo escaped him in a similar manner (issue #179). [...]
January 1995"Snake, Rattle, & Roll"
Script: Mark GruenwaldAt the Serpent Society Compound in Arizona, Jack Flag, the vigilante hero, has infiltrated the criminal organization on a mission to destroy it. Having successfully completed the test to steal a painting from Mr. [...]
February 1995"Everybody Hurts Sometime"
Script: Mark GruenwaldCaptain America is carried out of a drainage pipe leading from the Serpent Society’s compound and deposited in the Arizona desert. Cobra and Mr. Hyde follow a moment later and Cap strikes quickly, fearing the loss of his abilities that will result from his degenerative disease. [...]
March 1995"If I Should Die Before I Wake"
Script: Mark GruenwaldCaptain America is back during the War, facing the Red Skull for the first time. He is ably assisted by his faithful sidekick Bucky Barnes—but when Bucky unmasks the Nazi villain and sees the face of death beneath, he crumbles into dust…. [...]
April 1995"The Bombs Bursting in Air"
Script: Mark GruenwaldCaptain America, paralyzed by the
effects of his Super-Soldier serum, now wears an armored suit devised
by Tony Stark and Hank Pym. He trains with it, aided by Iron Man and
Giant-Man, testing the armor''s capabilities. [...]
May 1995"O'er the Ramparts We Watched"
Script: Mark GruenwaldFalcon spies the presumably-dead
Nighthawk soaring through the skies and pursues; Nighthawk notices
this unwelcome companion and fires a beam which sets a building on
fire, forcing Falcon to stop and tend to the problem.... [...]
June 1995"Dawn's Early Light"
Script: Mark GruenwaldStory continued from AVENGERS #386.
The armored Captain America descends
into the tunnels under New York to locate Zerotown; there he asks his
old pal D-Man to join him in his mission to A.I.M. island. D-Man
declines, citing his commitment to the Night People.... [...]
July 1995"Through the Perilous Fight"
Script: Mark GruenwaldStory continued from AVENGERS #387.
On A.I.M. Boca Caliente base, Captain
America and the strangely alive Bucky Barnes watch as the resurrected
MODOK rises into view. The villain uses a power beam to literally
blow a hole through Bucky''s chest, but the hero is not injured and
attacks the foe. [...]
August 1995"Broad Stripes and Bright Stars"
Script: Mark GruenwaldGerman heroes Vormund, Zeitgeist, and
Blitzkrieger are in South America to investigate the murders of
several of that continent''s superheroes. The killer is revealed on
page 1 to be Zeitgeist, who kills Blitzkrieger and vanishes.... [...]
September 1995"Twilight's Last Gleaming"
Script: Mark GruenwaldCaptain America, weighed down by his
armor, crashes down into an alley while chasing Nefarious. The Native
American mystic Black Crow helps him up—and informs him that he has
had a vision that Cap will die in 24 hours. [...]
October 1995"Hope And Glory"
Script: Mark WaidThe Avengers (Black Widow, Giant Man, Quicksilver, Hercules, Crystal, and Deathcry) are called to Washington D.C. by FBI Agent McElroy. [...]
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