Captain America and the Falcon lead a coordinated attack on the Elite’s compound in hopes of stopping the Madbomb! Jack “King” Kirby largely sticks the landing to his first multipart epic since returning to Marvel.
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Captain America and S.H.I.E.L.D. hope an Elite defector can help them find the Madbomb – before it’s too late! Jack Kirby’s multipart epic gets back on track with this action-oriented issue.
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During his search for the Madbomb, Captain America falls for a sickly young woman. This romance-themed chapter is the low point of Jack Kirby’s Bicentennial Madbomb saga.
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Captain America tries to recover his shield from the Kill-Derby as Gen. Argyle Fist’s forces joined the fray. Jack “King” Kirby settles into a steady groove as his “Madbomb” saga rolls along.
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After initially resisting, Captain America joins a gladiator-style skateboard derby in hopes of retrieving his stollen shield. Jack “King” Kirby picks up the pace with this well-drawn, action packed outing.
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In a vast complex under the “western badlands,” Captain America and the Falcon struggle against the forces of the Elite. Jack Kirby’s art remains dynamic but he stumbles as a writer here.
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Captain America and the Falcon go undercover as S.H.I.E.L.D. agents to infiltrate the conspiracy behind the Madbomb. While it’s good to see Jack “King” Kirby back at home on Cap, this issue feels more like a Kamandi adventure.
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Captain America and the Falcon are drafted by the government to stop a plot to destroy the United States during the Bicentennial. Jack “The King” Kirby’s return to one of his most famous creations proves to be a lot of fun.
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One of Steve Roger’s apartment neighbors encounters a Nazi doctor from her time in a concentration camp. A surprisingly strong outing from the team of Roger McKenzie, Carmine Infantino and Joe Rubinstein.
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MODOK creates a powerful, humanoid Bulldozer to tear down slums in an attempt to discredit Captain America. A story about race, poverty and power from the team of Stan Lee, Gene Colan and Dick Ayers.
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