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Captain America The 1940s Newspaper Strip#3
Cover: Butch Guice

Captain America The 1940s Newspaper Strip #3

Oct 2010 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

In this gripping chapter of the 1940s newspaper strip, Captain America and Bucky face a chilling threat as the Red Skull commandeers S.A.M., the robot created by Dr. Smythe, turning it against them. When the battle takes a devastating turn, Betsy Ross is gravely injured—only a desperate act by Miss Vinegar offers a fleeting hope for her survival. Written by Karl Kesel and illustrated by Kesel and Rich Ellis, with inks by Kesel and colors by Ben Dimagmaliw, the issue captures the tension and heart of the era’s heroism. The cover by Butch Guice perfectly frames the moment’s intensity.

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writer, artist, inker Karl Kesel · artist Rich Ellis · colorist Ben Dimagmaliw · letterer Jared K. Fletcher · cover Butch Guice

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writer, artist, inker Karl Kesel
artist Rich Ellis
cover pencils, inks Butch Guice

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The Red Skull has control of S.A.M., the robot invented by Dr. Smythe, and directs it against Cap and Bucky. Before the Skull is defeated, he shoots Betsy Ross, who nearly dies until she receives a transfusion from Miss Vinegar, who sacrifices herself to save Betsy.

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