Captain America #[2]
In "Prisonnier du Mandarin," a mysterious man from the future arrives in the present claiming to rule by fear, demanding 100 million dollars from the UN Secretary-General. When the official reveals he, too, hails from the future—and that time is guarded by agents tasked with stopping those who would alter history—the tension escalates into a high-stakes confrontation. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with sharp precision by Steve Ditko, this 1979 issue features a cover by Jack Kirby, John Romita, and Marie Severin, with inks by Bill Everett, John Romita, and Marie Severin.
In Harlem, the Falcon is hunted after being framed for the murder of a Diamond Head, a member of a violent anti-white hate group. With Captain America at his side, the Falcon uncovers a conspiracy that leads them to Diamond Head himself—revealing a shocking connection to the Maggia, whose true aim is to exploit the chaos for their own takeover of the neighborhood.
In a tense five-page tale from *Captain America* #2 (1979), a mysterious man from the future arrives in the present claiming to be a sovereign, demanding 100 million dollars from the UN Secretary-General. When the official calmly reveals he too comes from the future—and that agents are embedded across time to stop those who would alter history—the man’s threat takes on a far more dangerous, unpredictable edge.
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