Capitão Z (3ª Série) #9
In "A volta do Homem de Titânio," Captain America faces his most desperate challenge yet, battling the Red Skull—who wields the all-powerful Cosmic Cube and can reshape reality with a thought. With the island crumbling beneath them and the Cube buried in the ocean depths, Cap’s cunning plan begins to unfold. Written by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, with art by Jack Kirby and inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1968 issue features Kirby’s dynamic pencils and Giacoia’s sharp inks on a cover also by Kirby and Giacoia.
In a tense 1968 showdown, Iron Man arrives in Washington for a high-stakes court hearing with Senator Byrd, only to be interrupted by a sudden threat from the skies. A newly upgraded Titanium Man emerges from a rocket launched from a Communist Bloc nation, setting the stage for a clash of tech and ideology—just as Iron Man prepares to face his greatest challenge yet.
In a high-stakes aerial clash over Washington D.C., Iron Man faces off against Titanium Man as a crowd watches in awe—among them Pepper and Happy. When Titanium Man disables Iron Man with a paralysis beam, the hero uses a clever twist, short-circuiting the attack by pulling a live wire from his armor. But the danger escalates when Titanium Man turns his weapon on Pepper, forcing Iron Man into an impossible choice.
In "Caveira, o supremo," Captain America faces an impossible foe in the Red Skull, whose mind-bending power from the Cosmic Cube makes him nearly unstoppable. With cunning and desperation, Cap plays along as a servant, only to turn the tide by luring the Skull into a trap using a golden suit of armor and the very island they battle upon.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Suspense #81 (1966), Tales of Suspense #82 (1966)
Reprinted in Capitão Z (3ª Série) #10 (1968)
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