Capitaine America #2
In "Les débuts d'un héros!", Capitaine America races to rescue Sharon Carter after she's captured by The Trapster, only to find himself ensnared in a deadly trap-filled lair. With The Trapster revealing he's working for The Red Skull, Cap is stunned when the real Sharon breaks free—exposing the impostor as a Shield android. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by Syd Shores, this 1970 issue features cover art by Kirby and Shores.
In "Les débuts d'un héros!", Capitaine América shares a pivotal mission with Nick Fury—one that predates his rise as a legend—before unfolding the raw, formative days of his partnership with Bucky Barnes. Set against the backdrop of wartime tension, the story captures the bond between two young men forged in the crucible of duty, with no hints of what lies ahead.
In "Les filets du Piégeur!" from *Capitaine America* #2 (1970), Cap discovers that Sharon Carter has vanished—only to track her to The Trapster’s trap-laden lair. As he battles through deadly mechanisms and confronts the villain, he’s stunned when The Trapster reveals he’s working for The Red Skull. But just as all seems lost, the real Sharon appears to free him—revealing the captured Sharon was only a Shield android.
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↩ Reprints Captain America #108 (1968), Captain America #109 (1969)
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