Steve Rogers

Steve Rogers is the alter ego of Captain America, a frail young man from Depression-era America who was transformed into a peak-human super-soldier by an experimental serum, becoming a living symbol of justice and one of Marvel's most iconic heroes.

Few characters carry the weight of decades quite like Steve Rogers, whose comics journey stretches from a 1967 Silver Age debut in the Brazilian Capitão Z (3ª Série) all the way through 2024 — a remarkable 57-year span under the banner of Editora Abril. Across 94 catalog appearances in titles like Superaventuras Marvel and Marvel Série I, he keeps extraordinary company, sharing pages with the likes of Homem de Ferro, Homem-Aranha, Peter Parker, Demolidor, and Matt Murdock — a who's who of Marvel's finest. Two of those appearances have earned key-issue recognition, making them genuine prizes for the collector on the hunt. If you're exploring the rich history of Marvel comics as published in Brazil, Steve Rogers is an essential thread running through the whole tapestry.