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CAPTAIN AMERICA Omnibus Volume 1

CAPTAIN AMERICA Omnibus Volume 1

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CAPTAIN AMERICA Omnibus Volume 1

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Collects Tales of Suspense #59-99, Captain America #100-113, 1964-69. Highly Recommended. By Stan Lee and Roy Thomas. Art by Jack Kirby, Jim Steranko et al. Here it is, following Avengers #4, the first FIVE YEARS of new Silver Age Cap, mostly by Lee and Kirby, and right up to Roy Thomas coming on board and with the superlative run of Jim Steranko issues, including his own magnicent death and resurrection of Cap. This was a high point of the 60s! Plus Kirby retelling Cap's origin! Villains include the Red Skull, Baron Zemo, M.O.D.O.K., the Super-Adaptoid and many more as he first joins the Avengers. Over 800 pages!

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Here it is, following Avengers #4, the first FIVE YEARS of new Silver Age Cap, mostly by Lee and Kirby, and right up to Roy Thomas coming on board and with the superlative run of Jim Steranko issues, including his own magnificent death and resurrection of Cap. This was a high point of the 60s! Plus Kirby retelling Cap's origin! Villains include the Red Skull, Baron Zemo, M.O.D.O.K., the Super-Adaptoid and many more as he first joins the Avengers. Over 800 pages!

It's pure Marvel mayhem! Loaded with iconic stories by the cream of the Marvel stable, this is vintage Silver-Age action at its very finest. Collects Tales of Suspense #59-99, which was where Cap co-starred with Iron Man when Marvel still had just a dozen or so titles. Then things finally exploded when many heroes were awarded their own titles, and we get this with Suspense's name change to Captain America and the first issues of his own title since the 1950s, #100-113. Plus a quirky satire from Not Brand Echh #3. Excelsior!

Also features work by Gil Kane. These stories are the pure Marvel magic, as they resurrected Cap in style and thrust him into a modern world where he once again is a lone warrior, this time mourning the loss of his Golden Age partner, Bucky. Kirby co-created Captain America with Joe Simon in 1941, and you can see the love as he once again tackled what most fans consider to be his greatest comic creation. A massive volume with hours and hours of great reading for any fan of any age.

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