Marvel Double Feature #3
In "Death Duel for the Life of Happy Hogan," Captain America faces a desperate race against time when he rescues a downed pilot who reveals A.I.M. is pursuing the Cosmic Cube—and the Red Skull is already on the move. With SHIELD’s experimental manned missile and a remote camera feed, Cap tracks the enemy to a remote island, where a brutal battle unfolds after a sudden parachute descent. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic energy by Jack Kirby, the interior art enhanced by Frank Giacoia, and the cover by Kirby and Giacoia, this 1974 Marvel Double Feature delivers a tense, high-stakes showdown where loyalty, memory, and the weight of the past collide.
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Cap rescues a pilot whose plane was shot out of the sky, who tells Cap about A.I.M.'s The Cosmic Cube--who's taking it to The Red Skull! Watching via remote camera and using an "experimental manned missile" from SHIELD, Cap catches up to The Keeper. As they battle, the hypnotized man hits the ejector switch, and the two parachute down to a remote island. Red Skull gains the advantage by telling Cap he was the one who gave the orders that resulted in Bucky's death. Gaining the Cosmic Cube, he wills The Keeper into another dimension. Cap realizes his foe has become invincible!
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