Captain America #11
"Panique sur Park Avenue" kicks off a tense, character-driven chapter in Captain America's journey, spotlighting a fractured alliance as Steve Rogers and Nick Fury clash over personal tensions and shifting loyalties. With Sharon Carter stepping away from SHIELD and Steve heading into uncharted territory, the fallout reaches the streets—where Falcon confronts Cap in a shocking, racially charged encounter, only to be ambushed by Bucky. Written by Steve Englehart and brought to life by Sal Buscema’s dynamic art with Jim Mooney’s inks, the cover by Sal Buscema and Frank Giacoia captures the issue’s simmering conflict in bold, vivid detail.
In a tense moment that tests loyalty and justice, Captain America finds himself at odds with both Nick Fury and Falcon when accusations of racial profiling ignite a violent clash. As tensions rise, Sharon’s departure from SHIELD and an unexpected ambush by Bucky throw the team into chaos—leaving Steve’s true intentions hanging in the balance.
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