Captain America #277
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "In Thy Image," Captain America finds himself trapped in a Mexican castle, forced to confront not only the new Baron Zemo—revealed to be the son of the original—but also the chilling presence of Zola, who has taken on Steve Rogers’ likeness to disrupt his life from within. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and brought to life by Mike Zeck’s striking interior art, with John Beatty handling the inks and Bob Sharen’s vivid coloring, this 1983 issue delivers a tense, personal showdown that pushes Cap to his limits. The cover by Mike Zeck and John Beatty captures the shadowed dread of the story, where identity and loyalty are under siege.
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With his childhood friend captured, Cap finds he has no choice but give himself up to Zemo and Zola. The new Zemo reveals that he is the son of the original Baron. Zola also stands revealed as Primus who changes his appearance to look like Steve and heads out to screw up his personal life. When the minds of Arnie and his roommate are transferred into monsters by Zemo, Cap and Vermin fight their way free but Arnie's buddy is killed in the conflict.
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