Captain America
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Captain America #209 Comic: Captain America #209 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: May 1977 Condition: Fine Plus, FN+, 6.5 Captain America #209 featuring Jack Kirby's take on the super-patriot after his return to Marvel Comics in 1976. Kirby had created Captain America in 1941 together with his then partner Joe Simon and made him one of the most important superheroes of the Golden Age of comics. The issue is in good condition. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, first avenger, marvel comics
Captain America #208 Comic: Captain America #208 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: April 1977 Condition: Very Good/Fine, VG/FN, 5.0 Captain America #208 featuring Jack Kirby's take on the super patriot after his return to Marvel Comics in 1976. Kirby had created Captain America together with his then-partner Joe Simon in 1941, making him one of the most important superheroes of the Golden Age of comics. The issue includes the first appearance of Arnim Zola and is in used condition. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, first avenger, marvel comics
Captain America #180 Comic: Captain America #180 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: December 1974 Condition: Fine/Very Fine, FN/VF, 7.0 Captain America #180 features a classic from the Bronze Age of comics. Captain America has shed his patriotic costume and a new hero appears for the first time: Nomad. The comic book is in good condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after the Second World War, many patriotic superheroes became superfluous, sales figures for many comics dropped, and Captain America was eventually discontinued in 1954. His big revival came ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964, he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59 onwards) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So #100 is essentially the #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, hydra, shield
Captain America #144 Comic: Captain America #144 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: December 1971 Condition: Fine Plus, FN+, 6.5 Captain America #144 brings a classic story from the early Bronze Age of comics (1970s). The issue is in good used condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after World War II, many of the patriotic superheroes became redundant, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was ultimately discontinued in 1954. He had his great revival ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him gain great popularity. From November 1964 he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America . So #100 is essentially the #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, hydra, shield
Captain America #136 Comic: Captain America #136 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: April 1971 Condition: Very Fine Minus, VF-, 7.5 Captain America #136 with a story by Stan Lee (writer) and Gene Colan (artist). The inks this time are by comic veteran Bill Everett, who created the Sub-Mariner in 1939. His inking gives Colan's artwork a dark tone that suits the mood of the story well. The cover is by John Buscema. The comic is in good condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after World War II, many patriotic superheroes became obsolete, sales figures for many comics dropped, and Captain America was eventually discontinued in 1954. His big revival came ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964 he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (starting with issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So #100 is essentially the #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon
Captain America #238 Comic: Captain America #238 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: October 1979 Condition: Fine Minus, FN-, 5.5 Captain America #238 with a classic Cap adventure from the Bronze Age of comics. The issue is in used condition. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, first avenger, marvel comics
Captain America #205 Comic: Captain America #205 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: January 1977 Condition: Fine/Very Fine, FN/VF, 7.0 Captain America #205 features Jack Kirby's take on the super patriot following his return to Marvel Comics in 1976. Kirby had co-created Captain America in 1941 with his then-partner Joe Simon, turning him into one of the most important superheroes of the Golden Age of comics. The issue is in good condition. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, first avenger, marvel comics
Captain America #201 Comic: Captain America #201 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: September 1976 Condition: Fine, FN, 6.0 Captain America #201 with Jack Kirby's version of the super patriot after his return to Marvel Comics in 1976. Kirby had created Captain America together with his then partner Joe Simon in 1941 and made him one of the most important superheroes of the Golden Age of comics. The issue is in used condition. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, first avenger, marvel comics
Captain America #190 Comic: Captain America #190 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: October 1975 Condition: Fine Plus, FN+, 6.5 Captain America #190 with a classic story from the Bronze Age of comics. The issue is in good used condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in an American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after the Second World War, many patriotic superheroes became superfluous, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was eventually discontinued in 1954. His major revival came ten years later, in March 1964, in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964, he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So issue #100 is essentially issue #1 of Captain America's Silver Age run. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, first avenger, marvel comics
Captain America #176 Comic: Captain America #176 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: August 1974 Condition: Very Fine Minus, VF-, 7.5 Captain America #176 features a classic story from the seventies. The comic is in good condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in an American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after the Second World War, many patriotic superheroes became superfluous, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was eventually cancelled in 1954. His great revival came ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964, he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So #100 is essentially #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, hydra, shield
Captain America #174 Comic: Captain America #174 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: June 1974 Condition: Very Fine Minus, VF-, 7.5 Captain America #174 with a classic story from the seventies. The comic is in good condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic book history. This super-patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after World War II, many of the patriotic superheroes became redundant, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was finally discontinued in 1954. His great revival came ten years later, in March 1964, in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964, he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America . So #100 is essentially #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, hydra, shield
Captain America #172 Comic: Captain America #172 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: April 1974 Condition: Fine, FN, 6.0 Captain America #172 featuring a classic story from the seventies. The comic is in used condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after World War II, many patriotic superheroes became redundant, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was finally discontinued in 1954. His great revival came ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964 he shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So #100 is essentially #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, hydra, shield
Captain America #170 Comic: Captain America #170 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: February 1974 Condition: Fine/Very Fine, FN/VF, 7.0 Captain America #170 with a classic story from the seventies. This issue contains the origin story of Moonstone. The comic is in good condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after the Second World War, many patriotic superheroes became superfluous, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was eventually cancelled in 1954. He had his great revival ten years later, in March 1964, in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964 he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59 onwards) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So #100 is essentially #1 of Captain America's Silver Age run. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, hydra, shield
Captain America #140 Comic: Captain America #140 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: August 1971 Condition: Very Good Plus, VG+, 4.5 Captain America #140 with a story by Stan Lee (writer) and John Romita (artist), who also created the cover. Captain America and Falcon fight against Gargoyle. The issue is in used condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This superpatriot in an American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after the Second World War, many of the patriotic superheroes became superfluous, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was finally discontinued in 1954. His major revival came ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964 he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So issue #100 is essentially the #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon
Captain America #125 Comic: Captain America #125 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: May 1970 Condition: Fine Minus, FN-, 5.5 Captain America #125 with a classic Marvel story from the late Bronze Age of comics. The issue is in used condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after the Second World War, many of the patriotic superheroes became redundant, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was eventually discontinued in 1954. He had his big revival ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964 he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America . So #100 is essentially #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, tales of suspense
Captain America #119 Comic: Captain America #119 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: November 1969 Condition: Very Good/Fine, VG/FN, 5.0 Captain America #119 with the thrilling finale between Cap and Red Skull, written by Stan Lee (story) and Gene Colan (art). The inks are by one of the greatest in comic history: Joe Sinnott. A 50-year-old classic from the Silver Age of comics! The issue is in a used condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after World War II, many of the patriotic superheroes became redundant, sales of many comics declined, and Captain America was eventually discontinued in 1954. His big revival came ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him gain great popularity. From November 1964, he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So #100 is essentially the #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, tales of suspense
Captain America #111 Comic: Captain America #111 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: March 1969 Condition: Very Good, VG, 4.0 Captain America #111 brings an absolute classic with the Captain from the late Silver Age of comics. The story was drawn by the legendary Jim Steranko. The issue is in a used condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This superpatriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after the Second World War, many of the patriotic superheroes became superfluous, sales of many comics declined, and Captain America was finally discontinued in 1954. His great revival came ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him to great popularity. From November 1964 he then shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and remained in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America . So #100 is essentially #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, red skull, first avenger, marvel comics, falcon, tales of suspense
Captain America #106 Comic: Captain America #106 Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Year: October 1968 Condition: Fine Plus, FN+, 6.5 Captain America #106 with a dynamic story by Stan Lee (writer) and Jack Kirby (artist), who also created the action-packed cover. A classic from the Silver Age of comics. The issue is in good used condition. Captain America is one of the earliest heroes in comic history. This super-patriot in the American flag costume was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby and first appeared in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941. In the years after the Second World War, many of the patriotic superheroes became redundant, sales figures for many comics fell, and Captain America was eventually discontinued in 1954. His big revival came ten years later in March 1964 in Avengers #4, when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought him back to life and helped him achieve great popularity. From November 1964 he shared the comic Tales of Suspense (from issue 59) with Iron Man and stayed in the series until issue 99. With issue 100, Tales of Suspense was officially renamed Captain America. So #100 is effectively #1 of Captain America in the Silver Age. Tags: captain america, jack kirby, avengers, first avenger, marvel comics, tales of suspense