Captain America #147
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom the dynamic cover pencils of Gil Kane and inks of Joe Sinnott, this March 1972 issue puts Captain America front and center in a fierce close-quarters brawl with a green-and-yellow-costumed figure, while Hydra soldiers swarm the background and the Falcon stands ready in the corner. The bold cover blurb — "The Supreme Hydra... Unmasked!" — promises a major confrontation at the heart of the story, written by Gary Friedrich with art by Sal Buscema. It's a quintessential early-'70s Marvel cover that makes the tension feel immediate and real.
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The identity of the Supreme Hydra is revealed, along with the identity of the true power behind Hydra.
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