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From the Mouths of the Marvels:
"I know who you are! We communists make it our business to know all our deadly enemies!"
- - Viet Cong army lieutenant, to Cap, page 5 Cap rescues his pal Jim from a Vietnamese prison! |
Captain America from Tales of Suspense #61
Publication Date: October 8, 1964
Letters Page: Page One
I: Feature Story: "The Strength of the Sumo!"
Pages: 10
Script: Stan Lee
First Appearance: Jim Baker, the General
Villain: The General, Viet Cong
Guest Appearance: Jim Baker
Setting: Vietnam
Synopsis: Cap arrives in Vietnam, smack dab in the middle of Viet Cong held territory. With guns of VC trained on him, Cap requests a chance to barter for an American prisoner's release. In the interim, a VC commander puts Cap through his paces against two of his strongest men, but Cap dispatches them easily.
Later, he reaches the General's compound, where he sees Jim Baker, the captive airman whose father saved Cap's life in WWII. Before he can begin negotiating for Jim's release, the General arrives, a hulking Sumo who orders both Americans to be executed. Cap takes it to the General, earning everyone's respect for his display of fighting prowess, and he and Jim try to escape the compound, but the General's massive size blocks the exit. Cap reflects some light off the gleaming surface of his shield to blind the General, and then he and Jim escape through the General's bowed legs. Then they commandeer a plane and fly to safety.
--synopsis by Gormuu
Issues Reprinted
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TOS #59 |
TOS #60 |
TOS #61 |
TOS #62 |
TOS #63 |
TOS #64 |
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TOS #65 |
TOS #66 |
TOS #67 |
TOS #68 |
TOS #69 |
TOS #70 |
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TOS #71 |
TOS #72 |
TOS #73 |
TOS #74 |
TOS #75 |
TOS #76 |
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TOS #77 |
TOS #78 |
TOS #79 |
TOS #80 |
TOS #81 |
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