Captain America #2

Mar 1985 · Arédit-Artima · 11,00 FRF

📊 ~64,377 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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"Le mercenaire et le dément" marks a standout moment in Captain America's 1985 run, delivering a tense showdown between the Sentinel of Liberty and the unstable Mr. Hyde, unleashed by the ruthless mercenary Batroc. Written by Roger Stern and brought to life with dynamic energy by John Byrne on pencils and Joe Rubinstein on inks, the issue pits Cap against a foe whose strength and unpredictability push him to his limits. The cover by Byrne and Rubinstein captures the chaos perfectly, setting the stage for a gripping battle that redefines the stakes in New York City.

Contains 3 stories

Le mercenaire et le dément

17 pp · Superhero

Captain America [Steve Rogers] (also in flashback as a child)Samuel T. UnderwoodJosh CooperBernie RosenthalMike FarrelEdwin JarvisThe Avengers [BeastIron Man [Tony Stark]VisionWasp]Nick FuryDum Dum DuganDaredevilSpider-Man [Peter Parker]Dr. StrangeJ. Jonah JamesonJoe Robertson

Subtil chantage

22 pp · Superhero

Captain America [Steve Rogers] (also in flashback)Bernie RosenthalD. A. Blake TowerBatroc (villain)Monique (introduction, villain)Mr. Hyde (villain)Namor the Sub-Mariner (flashback)Red Skull (cameo flashback)Falcon (cameo flashback)Sharon Carter (cameo flashback)The Avengers [ThorIron Man [Tony Stark]Giant-Man [Hank Pym]Wasp] (flashback)

In "Subtil chantage," Batroc frees Mr. Hyde from prison, forcing him to aid a terrifying scheme: hijacking a Roxxon ship to hold New York City hostage. When Captain America steps in, he quickly finds himself outmatched by the sheer strength and unpredictability of the unleashed Hyde.

Feu de glace

17 pp · Superhero

Captain America [Steve Rogers]D. A. Blake TowerBatroc (villain)Mr. Hyde (villain)Monique (villain)Scorpion (cameo flashback)