Red Skull

The daughter of the original Red Skull, Sinthia Schmidt was raised and conditioned by her father to be a ruthless successor. During Ed Brubaker's Captain America run, she assumed the Red Skull mantle, carrying on her father's legacy of fascist terror against Captain America and his allies.

Few Marvel villains carry the weight of history quite like Red Skull, who made their catalog debut in Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting's Captain America #31 in 2007 — arriving in the Modern Age with serious creative pedigree behind them. Across nearly two decades of appearances, this iconic figure has haunted the pages of Captain America alongside a compelling roster that includes Captain America himself, Sam Wilson, Agent 13, Johann Fennhoff, and Aleksander Lukin. Red Skull is one of Marvel's most enduring symbols of menace, and their presence in Brubaker's celebrated run alone makes these issues essential reading for any serious collector.