Captain America #[3]

Jan 1979 · Arédit-Artima · 6 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In Captain America #3 (1979), Stan Lee and Larry Lieber team up with Don Heck on art and inks for a story that blends Eastern mysticism with espionage intrigue. When a thief stumbles upon a Himalayan lama whose mastery of yoga grants him near-magical abilities, the encounter takes a surprising turn—one that tests the limits of illusion and consequence. The cover, by Marie Severin and Joe Sinnott, captures the story’s enigmatic tone with striking detail.

Contains 4 stories

Mission : liquider les Anges de Satan

19 pp · Superhero

Letters typographie

Captain America [Steve Rogers]Baron Zemo [Heinrich Zemo] (flashback)Bucky Barnes (flashback)les Anges de Satan [Satan's Angels] [Whitey]Crâne Écarlate [Red Skull] [Johann Shmidt] (cameo)

La vengeance de Crâne Écarlate

19 pp · Superhero

Letters typographie

Captain America [Steve Rogers]Crâne Écarlate [Red Skull] [Johann Shmidt] (Villain)Roi [King] Hassab

Le dos au mur

19 pp · Superhero

Letters typographie

Captain America [Steve Rogers]Hulk [Bruce Banner] (dans les actualités [in newsreel])Hood [un robot avec l'apparence du Baron Wolfgang von Strucker [Baron Wolfgang von Strucker robot]]la Brigade de Batroc [Batroc's Brigade] [Batroc [Batroc the Leaper] [Georges Batroc]le Tourbillon [Whirlwind] [David Cannon]Porc-Épic [Porcupine] [Alexander Gentry]]

Un fabuleux pouvoir

5 pp · Drama, Fantasy

Letters typographie

In "Un fabuleux pouvoir," a thief's chance encounter with a mystical lama in the Himalayan foothills awakens his wonder—and his greed—when he witnesses the creature’s astonishing yogic abilities. But when his intentions turn dangerous, the lama’s powers of disappearance prove to be far more than a spectacle.