Marvel Gold. Capitán América #6

When the Capitán América encounters Mister Buda, a mysterious figure wielding ancient powers, he’s suddenly pulled through time to the midst of World War II—back to the very era that shaped him.

In "Capítulo Tres: ¡Mis compatriotas americanos!," the Capitán América finds himself in a pivotal moment as he assures Gerónimo of the coming arrival of the American brotherhood, just before a devastating defeat. With urgency in the air, he races to save a group of miners trapped in a collapse, testing his resolve in a time and place far from home.

In "Capítulo Cuatro: ¡Aquí se gana la gloria!", Capitán América finds himself flung across time and tide—witnessing the raw chaos of a WWI dogfight, trading blows with John Sullivan in the early 1900s, aiding a fugitive slave from bounty hunters, and standing in stunned silence as the first U.S. atomic test ignites the desert sky. From the ashes of the Chicago fire to the depths of a secret underwater lab, every moment pulls him deeper into history’s crossroads—only to return, breathless, to the same strange encounter with Mister Buda.

In "Capítulo Cinco: ¡El rostro del futuro!", Capitán América navigates a surreal clash on the moon and a dazzling Hollywood musical, all while uncovering a deeper truth about America’s future—revealed not through power or politics, but through the eyes of children.

In "La Horda Troyana," William Taurey, aided by the enigmatic general Heshin, plots to dismantle American democracy with the help of the mercenary Fuerzas Realistas de América, driven by a centuries-old vendetta against Steve Rogers. As the Capitán América and the Halcón launch a daring infiltration of the Realistas' stronghold, the past collides with the present in a battle for the soul of a nation.

In "¡Las rocas arden!", Capitán América and the Halcón emerge victorious from the brutal "derbi mortal" of Elite, only to reject the golden prize—prompting a furious mob to turn on them. As chaos erupts, General Fist's forces launch a surprise assault, overwhelming the Realist troops, while Cheer Chadwick and his "Poppa" make their escape with plans to trigger the Bomba Loca on the bicentennial.