Marvel Gold. Capitán América #1
Este volumen de la colección Marvel Gold recopila los primeros números de la serie Capitán América publicada en 2011 por Panini España, centrada en las aventuras del Centinela de la Libertad como la leyenda viviente que es. La edición reúne historias que exploran el legado y los desafíos del héroe patriota en el contexto del Universo Marvel moderno.
"El Primer Encuentro entre La Antorcha Humana y el Capitán América" delivers a thrilling early clash between two legends, written by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby with art by Kirby and inks by Frank Giacoia. In this pivotal story, Captain America faces off against the Red Skull, who wields the all-powerful Cosmic Cube, forcing Cap to outthink his enemy in a battle that tests both courage and cunning. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Kirby, Shores, Sinnott, and Heck, captures the intensity of their first confrontation.
In "El Primer Encuentro entre La Antorcha Humana y el Capitán América," the Human Torch finds himself overshadowed when a mysterious figure claiming to be Captain America arrives on the scene—only to uncover a shocking deception. As flames flare and secrets ignite, the Torch must confront the truth behind the impostor’s disguise before the game of identity turns deadly.
¡El Capitán América se une a los Vengadores! kicks off with a shocking discovery when Namor's assault on an eskimo village unleashes Captain America from decades of frozen stasis. Once revived, Cap joins the Avengers in New York, only to face a new threat: an alien who petrifies the team and demands their help retrieving his shattered spacecraft. With Cap and Rick Jones leading the charge, the heroes must navigate a dangerous mission through alien ruins—just as Namor and his forces launch a final, desperate attack to reclaim their lost power.
In "Capitán América," the Winter Soldier’s old friend finds himself alone at Avengers Mansion, reflecting on his past and the weight of his legacy, when a gang of costumed thieves storms in, mistaking him for little more than a circus act. What they don’t know is that beneath the nostalgia and quiet moment, there’s a soldier who still knows how to fight—turning the mansion into a battlefield before delivering a quiet, knowing remark about how lucky the intruders were to face him alone.
¡El Origen del Capitán América! delivers a crisp, classic retelling of Steve Rogers’ transformation from a frail enlistee into the symbol of hope known as Captain America. With Dr. Erskine’s groundbreaking serum and a shocking act of betrayal by a Nazi spy, Steve’s journey from a 4F reject to a super-soldier begins in a secret lab. As the first true superhero of the war, he takes on espionage and sabotage, forging a legacy that will soon include a loyal partner in Bucky.
In "¡Saboteadores entre Nosotros!", Captain America and Bucky are drawn into a dangerous deception when Sando, a Nazi agent disguised as part of a harmless stage act with his partner Omar, uses elaborate mental projections to frame the Allies and sow chaos. As the line between illusion and threat blurs, the duo must uncover the truth before sabotage cripples the war effort.
In "¡Cráneo Rojo Ataca!", Cap and Bucky close in on the Red Skull—only to find the enemy is a clever imposter posing as the tycoon Maxon. The real Red Skull is playing a dangerous game, using the fake Skull to manipulate events from the shadows.
In "¡Y el Durmiente Despertará!", Captain America races to stop a hidden threat from the past: sleeper agents activated by the Red Skull, who were meant to awaken the Sleeper robots two decades after the war. With time running out, Steve Rogers must uncover the truth before the dormant machines rise again.
In "¡Ellos!", Captain America is pulled from training when Nick Fury arrives with urgent intel on the shadowy organization THEM. When a mysterious flying craft attacks Avengers Mansion and an android is unleashed, Captain America teams up with Fury to confront the threat—only to discover a hidden lab where THEM monitors a growing army of androids in a hydroponic garden. As the battle unfolds, Fury insists the matter is S.H.I.E.L.D.'s to handle, but not before handing Captain America a Priority A-1 badge for future coordination.
In "Aquel que Posea el Cubo Cósmico," Cap races to save a downed pilot, only to uncover a shocking betrayal—this man is an A.I.M. agent, and the key to a long-lost weapon: the Cosmic Cube. Chasing the Cube’s keeper to a remote island, Cap faces not just a desperate fugitive, but a past that refuses to stay buried, as the Red Skull’s chilling presence reveals a truth tied to Bucky’s fate. With the Cube’s power within reach, Cap must confront a threat that turns thought into reality—and a legacy that may be beyond redemption.
In "Cráneo Rojo Supremo," Cap faces an impossible foe as the Red Skull wields the Cosmic Cube, bending reality to his will. With the island crumbling beneath them, Cap devises a desperate plan, feigning loyalty to lure the Skull into a golden suit of armor—only to turn the tide by sending the Cube into the ocean depths.
In "¡. .. Y Le Llamarán Traidor!", Cap barely escapes the Red Skull’s deadly trap—only to face an even more impossible threat: the Skull is lifting Manhattan into the sky. With the city hanging in the balance, Cap must make a desperate choice—pledge to obey the Skull’s commands for one day, or watch the island fall.
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