Captain America #307
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Stop Making Sense," Captain America returns to the U.S. after a brief trip to London, only to find himself at a crossroads—literally and figuratively. Struggling to redefine his purpose, Jack takes a job as a bag boy, but his quiet routine shatters when the chaotic Madcap unleashes his brand of mayhem, forcing him to step back into the role of Nomad. Written by Mark Gruenwald and illustrated by Paul Neary, with inks by Dennis Janke and colors by Ken Feduniewicz, this 1985 issue captures a rare moment of personal uncertainty for the iconic hero, all framed by a striking cover by Neary.
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In London, Captain Britain puts Captain America on a jet back to the states. Back home, Jack decides to stop being a freeloader and gets a job as a bag boy at the local market. His shift is interrupted, however, by the zany villainy of Madcap and Jack ducks out to battle the villain as Nomad. His absence does not go unnoticed, however, and he gets fired when he returns to work.
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