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Captain America #360

Oct 1989
Mark Gruenwald, Kieron Dwyer

Captain America #360 cover

Story Name:

Blood in the Sea


Synopsis

Captain America #360 synopsis by Peter Silvestro
Rating: 5 stars

As Captain America battles Zaran and Machete beneath the waters off Bermuda for the latest fragment of the Bloodstone, Batroc has led a shiver of sharks back toward them. (Yes, "shiver." Look it up.) Cap has to force Zaran’s head around to make him aware of the new danger and the villains escape to the sunken airliner, leaving Cap to face the predators alone. Cap slices one with his shield, the bleeding distracting the other sharks away from Cap while he enters the rear door of the sunken plane and heads for the cockpit where the villains have sought refuge. They refuse to admit him so Cap is forced to swim into the open again to find a hiding place of his own….

Meanwhile on the surface, Diamondback has finally located Baron Zemo’s yacht with the aid of wealthy vacationer Durer. She thanks him with a kiss (leading to his jealous girlfriend’s punching him in the eye) and dives overboard. She boards the enemy craft and overpowers Zemo, but his psychic henchman Tristram Macawber gets the drop on her….

Below, Cap’s shield has become wedged into a shark’s mouth and the hero must fight off the other predators with his fist and feet. Inside the plane, Batroc grabs a machete from his henchman and swims outside. He attacks the shark which has Cap’s shield in its grip, freeing the hero to face the others….

Aboard the yacht, Macawber holds Diamond at gunpoint—but she is using the unconscious Zemo as a shield. A distraction comes in the form of Durer (sporting a black eye) returning with Diamond’s scuba gear—so Macawber threatens to kill Durer and his girlfriend if the anti-heroine does not surrender. Instead, Diamondback skewers him with one of her throwing diamonds. Thus when Batroc and his cohorts return to the ship, they receive a surprise: Diamondback has the case containing the first two Bloodstone fragments, and Zemo as a hostage. She demands that Batroc toss her the fragment just recovered; he does—but he throws it wide so that she is distracted enough for Zaran to hurl a sai into her shoulder. Zemo then seizes the case and throws her overboard—but the villains then discover that she had removed the two fragments from the case, leaving them with only the one found under the sea. Meanwhile, Cap has rescued the wounded Diamond and signaled John Jameson to pick them up—as a mysterious figure with a skull mask and crossbones on his chest watches from a nearby boat. Aboard the plane, Cap tends to Diamond’s wounds while she boasts of her exploits in swiping the two fragments of the Bloodstone (but Cap declines to kiss her as a reward).

The detector sends them to Egypt, where Cap and Diamond discover an entrance to an underground crypt near the Pyramids. As they explore the ancient tomb, suddenly the floor drops out from beneath them, dropping them into a pit of poisonous snakes….



Story #2

Conflagration: The Night of the Scourge! Part Three

Writer: Mark Gruenwald. Penciler: M. D. Bright. Inker: Don Hudson

Synopsis

By Peter Silvestro
Rating: 3 stars
Beneath the mansion of Curtiss Jackson the Power Broker, U.S. Agent employs his shield to ward off the machine gun fire of the vigilante Scourge of the Underworld, who is on a mission to kill Jackson. He hurls his shield to wreck his enemy’s gun and pursues him through the underground complex. Meanwhile, Jackson has brought his client Priscilla Lyons to his private lab which has a reinforced door, which he hopes will protect them from the assassin. Outside, Scourge mistakes his pursuer for Captain America, and, although reluctant to fight another vigilante, realizes that he is a criminal in their eyes as well. So he fires at the ceiling causing a collapse that buries U.S. Agent in the rubble—and plants explosives to bring down the huge door....

 

Review / Commentaries


Captain America #360 Review by (December 9, 2011)
Comments: Part four of the six-part “The Bloodstone Hunt.” The letters column includes one from comic writer and Comics 101 founder Scott Tipton.

Review: See issue #358 for full reviews.


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Kieron Dwyer
Danny Bulanadi
Bob Sharen
Kieron Dwyer (Cover Penciler)
Al Milgrom (Cover Inker)
Unknown (Cover Colorist)
Additional Credits
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Characters

Listed in alphabetical order. All stories.

Captain America
Captain America

(Steven Rogers)
Diamondback
Diamondback

(Rachel Leighton)
U.S. Agent
U.S. Agent

(John Walker)
Baron Zemo
Baron Zemo

(Helmut Zemo)
Batroc the Leaper
Batroc the Leaper

(Georges Batroc)
Crossbones
Crossbones

(Brock Rumlow)
Plus: John Jameson, Vagabond (Priscilla Lyons), Machete, Scourge (Scourge of the Underworld), Tristram Macawber, Zaran (Maximillian Zaran).

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