Captain America #378
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Grand Stand Play!", Captain America faces a shocking twist as U.S.Agent and the re-augmented Battlestar confront the Power Broker, leading to a revelation that shakes U.S.Agent’s sense of identity—his memories have been manipulated, and the truth about Walker’s parents is finally exposed. Written by Gruenwald and brought to life by Mark Bagley’s dynamic art, with inks by Panosian and colors by Yomtov, this 1990 issue delivers a tense, character-driven turn in the ongoing saga. The cover by Ron Lim and Danny Bulanadi captures the high-stakes intensity of the moment.
In "Grand Stand Play!", Captain America faces a shifting landscape of power in New York City after the Kingpin defeats the Red Skull in a brutal showdown that reshapes the criminal underworld. With the stakes higher than ever, Steve Rogers chooses to walk away from the Super-Soldier serum—not out of weakness, but as a defiant stand for what it means to be human.
In "Grave Concerns," U.S.Agent confronts the twisted legacy of his past when he forces Dr. Malus to re-augment Battlestar, unleashing a brutal showdown against the Power Broker. As the dust settles, Battlestar helps U.S.Agent uncover painful truths—his memories have been manipulated, and the life he thought he knew is built on lies.
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Reprinted in Captain America #400 (1992), Titans #170 (1993), Grandes Heróis Marvel #43 (1994), Captain America Epic Collection #16 (2015), Captain America by Mark Gruenwald Omnibus #2 (2025)
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