Capitão América: As Primeiras Histórias #1
"Conheça o Capitão América" introduces readers to Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes in a story written by Ed Herron and illustrated by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, with inks by Simon. After a warning from the Red Skull goes ignored, the Major is hypnotized, setting off a chain of events that leads Steve to confront the villain’s forces—only to see him escape. The mystery deepens when the businessman Maxon witnesses a military plane crash with chilling detachment, and the Red Skull strikes again, killing General Manor with Mildred as the sole witness. Cover by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby captures the era’s bold style.
In a quiet corner of 1992’s Capitão América: As Primeiras Histórias, the mysterious mediums Sando and Omar predict a disaster in Fort Bix—then another in Hilltown, where Steve and Bucky watch helplessly as fate unfolds. When their next vision leads to a theater confrontation, the truth behind the pair’s powers unravels: Sando is none other than Von Krantz, a villain aiming to break American spirit. With Betsy Ross at his side, the Capitão América must stop a calculated assault before it’s too late.
In "O Tabuleiro de Xadrez," a chilling mystery unfolds as a masked villain uses a life-sized chessboard with human pieces to orchestrate a deadly game of assassination. With the Almirante Perkins and General Ellsworth already dead, Steve Rogers enlists Bucky Barnes to uncover the truth before the next move—this time, the target is Bucky himself. As the two race to stop the killer, they must outthink a mastermind whose deadly strategy is written in the moves of the board.
In "O Enigma do Caveira Vermelha," Steve Rogers e Bucky Barnes confrontam uma ameaça que começa com um aviso do vilão e se desdobra em uma série de eventos sombrios. Quando o Major Croy é hipnotizado pelo Caveira Vermelha, Steve se vê pressionado a investigar sozinho, enquanto Bucky descobre acidentalmente a base do inimigo — levando a uma batalha contra capangas que termina com o vilão escapando. O mistério se aprofunda com a morte súbita de um general e um acidente aéreo que deixa Steve perplexo diante da frieza do empresário Maxon, que observa a tragédia sem emoção.
In "Os Anciões Orientais que não Podiam Morrer!!", the sudden arrival of the FBI sets off a chain of deadly betrayals as the ruthless bankers Benson and Finley clash over their sinister plans. When Agent Thompson is shot and barely survives, he warns of unstoppable ancient beings—only for Benson to silence his partner in cold blood. As the monstrous threat emerges, Captain America and Bucky must step in to protect Agent Ross, who’s caught in the crossfire of a conspiracy that refuses to die.
In "Preso na Fortaleza Nazista," Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes go undercover to investigate millionaire Henry Baldwin, whose sudden donation to the British war effort raises suspicion. When Baldwin is kidnapped by Nazis, the duo boards a plane to Europe—only to discover the enemy is already on board, turning the flight into a high-stakes showdown.
In "A Estátua de Cera que Matava," the Capitão América and Bucky race to stop a chilling Nazi agent known only as the Man of Wax, whose wax replicas of slain officials mark a trail of terror near Camp Lehigh. As the duo uncovers a hidden network of spies and a secret base building war machines, they must confront the assassin’s escalating threat—before the attack on the camp becomes unstoppable.
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