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Cover of the Day: Captain America #249 (September, 1980) Art by John Byrne & Joe Rubinstein
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Cover of the Day: Captain America #249 (September, 1980) Art by John Byrne & Joe Rubinstein
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Captain America No. 9, dated April 2012. Cover by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer. Marvel.
The Streets of Poison story arc ended in Captain America 378, cover date October 1990. The second story in the issue introduced (in shadow) Kate Walker, who was created by Mark Gruenwald and Mark Bagley. The first story ended with the Kingpin beating Red Skull in a brawl and Captain America beating up Crossbones. ("Grand Stand Pluy" "Grave Concerns" Captain America 378, Marvel Comic Event)
Captain America #249
Why does Machinesmith want to fuck Vision so bad.
AVENGERS vol 1 #325 (1990): "PARTY GAMES!" written by mark gruenwald and drawn by rik levins
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1990's Captain America: War and Remembrance TPB cover by John Byrne.
Crossbones if you "got in contact" with Scourge, you should probably know the first person they're gonna shoot is gonna be you. I think you misunderstood the intent of the organization. Captain America #368
Sharon-A-Day, Day 594 (8/17/23)
Captain America V6 9. On sale 3/14/12. "Powerless Part 4"
Writer: Ed Brubaker
Penciller: Alan Davis
Inker: Mark Farmer
Letterer: Joe Caramagna
Colorist: Laura Depuy Martin
Editor: Tom Brevoort
Sharon takes on Machinesmith. She has a plan.
