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CATALOG RECORD

Captain America Epic Collection #6

Marvel · Series began 2014 · 2024

Dates

Cover date
2024
On sale
April 16, 2024
Pages
516

Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 978130295520554999

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Creators

pencils: Gil Kane, Sal Buscema, John Romita, Ron Wilson, Frank Robbins, Herb Trimpe, Jack Kirby, Marie Severin, Bob Budiansky, John Byrne, Paty Cockruminks: Frank Giacoia, Mike Esposito, Vince Colletta, John Romita, Joe Giella, Joe Sinnott, Frank Chiaramonte, D. Bruce Berry, John Verpoorten, Marie Severin, Herb Trimpe, Barry Windsor-Smith, Dan Adkins, Duffy Vohland, Jack Kirby, Paty Cockrumletters: Danny Crespi, Tom Orzechowski, Artie Simek, Gaspar Saladino, Dave Hunt, Charlotte Jetter, Irv Watanabe, Karen Mantlo, Joe Rosen, John Costanza, D. Bruce Berryscript: Steve Englehart, John Warner, Tony Isabella, Bill Mantlo, Marv Wolfman, Jack Kirby, Roy Thomas, Stan Lee, Scott Edelman, Alex Boydcolors: Linda Lessmann, Bill Mantlo, Stan Goldberg, George Roussos, Michele Wolfman, Don Warfield, Dianne Buscema, Janice Cohen, Phil Rachelson

Stories

  • The Coming of the Nomad! · 18 pages

    Steve Rogers creates the new costumed identity of Nomad for himself. Madame Hydra kills the original Viper taking his name and his costume and reforms the Serpent Squad. Nomad is unable to stop the Squad from kidnapping the president of Roxxon. Krang is revealed as Viper's partner in the reformation of the Serpent Squad. The Falcon encounters Roscoe who is looking for Steve Rogers to train him as the new Captain America.

  • The Mark of Madness! · 17 pages

    Nomad fights the Serpent Squad and Krang, under the thrall of the Serpent Crown, to stop them from using a Roxxon oil platform to raise Lemuria to the surface. Roscoe becomes Captain America.

  • Inferno! · 17 pages

    Nomad continues his fight with the Serpent Squad. Roscoe is still the replacement Captain America.

  • Nomad: No More! · 18 pages

    Nomad fights Gamecock. Roscoe dies and Steve Rogers returns as Captain America.

  • Cap's Back! · 18 pages

    Captain America fights the Red Skull.

  • Scream the Scarlet Skull! · 18 pages

    Captain America continues his fight with the Red Skull. The Falcon is revealed as a minion of the Red Skull.

  • Mind Cage! · 18 pages

    The Red Skull reveals that Sam Wilson was, in reality, a criminal named "Snap" Wilson. Wilson crashed on the Island of Exiles attempting to steal a planeload of contraband from his boss. Seeing an opportunity to defeat Captain America using a sleeper agent, the Red Skull used the Cosmic Cube to give Wilson a new personality, a new set of memories and a superhuman link with Redwing. The Red Skull attempt to use the mind-controlled Falcon to kill Captain America but Gabe Jones and Peggy Carter manage to call in SHIELD reinforcements to attack the Red Skull's headquarters.

  • The Madness Maze! · 18 pages

    Captain America is transported by the Druid into the villain's Maze of the Ancients.

  • Druid-War · 18 pages

    Captain America battles the Druid and his minions. The Falcon wakes from his coma.

  • Arena For A Fallen Hero! · 18 pages

    The Falcon recovers from his coma with his original "Snap" Wilson persona intact. Captain America battles illusions of villains from his past created by Deadly Nightshade.

  • Nightshade Is Deadlier the Second Time Around! · 18 pages

    Captain America and the Falcon battle Deadly Nightshade who has taken control of all the male SHIELD agents in order to conquer America. The Falcon regains his Sam Wilson persona and memories while retaining his original persona and memories.

  • The Trial of The Falcon! · 18 pages

    The Falcon faces criminal charges in Los Angeles for various mob-related crimes (including the sale of narcotics) from six years earlier. Sam's former mob boss sends the Stilt-Man to kill the Falcon before he can testify at the trial. The Falcon and Captain America defeat the Stilt-Man. Sam is found guilty of the charges but is given a suspended sentenced and released on parole under supervision of Nick Fury.

  • Mad-Flight! · 18 pages

    Captain America battles Dr. Faustus on a charter flight from Los Angeles to New York.

  • The Madbomb Screamer in the Brain! · 18 pages

    Mad Bombs are driving whole cities crazy with violence and Kissinger taps Cap and Falcon to try and stop them.

  • The Trojan Horde · 18 pages

    William Taurey, with the help of General Heshin, hopes to use the "Big Daddy" Madbomb and his mercenary army, the Royalist Forces of America, to destroy democracy in the United States and return the country back to the aristocracy. Taurey also wants to exact revenge on Steve Rogers, the descendant of the man who killed his ancestor, Sir William Taurey, during the Revolutionary War. Captain America and the Falcon infiltrate a Royalist Forces base.

  • It's "1984!" · 17 pages

    In the Royalist Forces base, Captain America and the Falcon encounter Cheer Chadwick, an elite who forces the heroes to fight in the arena.

  • Kill-Derby · 17 pages

    Cheer Chadwick forces Captain America and the Falcon take part in the Elite's deadly derby.

  • The Rocks Are Burning! · 17 pages

    Captain America and the Falcon are victorious in the Elite's "kill-derby" but refuses to accept the winners' pot of gold. Incensed the crowd attack the heroes, but General Fist's forces assault the base and defeat the Royalist Forces. Cheer Chadwick and her "Poppa" are able to escape with their plans on detonating the "Big Daddy" Madbomb on the day of the bicentennial.

  • Captain America's Love Story · 17 pages

    Captain America and the Falcon attempt to find the creator of the Madbombs, Professor Mason Harding. Cap begins to have feelings for Harding's daughter, Carol, who has a serious illness.

  • The Man Who Sold the United States · 17 pages

    Professor Mason Harding breaks ties with the Elites and escapes from them to help Captain America and the Falcon. Malcolm Taurey orders the "Big Daddy" Madbomb activated.

  • Dawn's Early Light! · 17 pages

    While Captain America takes out the Elite and William Taurey at Taurey Estate, the Falcon destroys the "Big Daddy" Madbomb in Philadelphia.

  • Mister Buda!!! [Chapter One] · 13 pages

    Upon meeting the mystically powered Mister Buda, Captain America finds himself transported through time to his days in World War II.

  • The Lost Super-Hero! [Chapter Two] · 9 pages

    Further displaced in time, Captain America is inadvertently Betsy Ross' inspiration for the American flag, and a would-be cartoonist newsboy's salvation from gangsters in the '30s.

  • My Fellow Americans! [Chapter Three] · 12 pages

    In more time-displaced adventures, Captain America assures Geronimo of the American brotherhood to come shortly before his emminent defeat, and rescues some miners from a cave-in.

  • Stop Here for Glory! [Chapter Four] · 26 pages

    Captain America finds himself further displaced through time: in a World War I dogfight, a brief present-day conversation with Mister Buda, boxing with John Sullivan in the early 20th century, helps a fugitive slave captured by bounty hunters, witnesses the first US atom bomb test, aids victims of the Chicago fire, and visits an undersea lab, only to return to Buda again.

  • The Face of the Future! [Chapter Five] · 17 pages

    Captain America finds himself in the middle of a war on the moon and a Hollywood musical, before finding out what the truth at the heart of America is from children.

  • The King is Here! Long Live the King! · 2 pages
  • Kirby Speaks! · 4 pages
  • The Once and Future "King!" · 4 pages
  • At Last It Can Be TOld! The Origin of King Kirby! · 2 pages

Characters

Steve RogersCaptain AmericaSam WilsonFalconJohann ShmidtRed Skull

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