Captain America #[4]

Jan 1979 · Arédit-Artima · 6 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "La résurrection de Bucky !", Captain America confronts a twisted new threat when the villain Modok—revealed to be a former AIM scientist transformed into a grotesque living computer—unleashes his robotic enforcer, Bulldozer, to demolish Harlem’s slums and undermine Cap’s reputation. With the Falcon by his side, Captain America fights back, proving that even in the face of bizarre, high-tech schemes, courage and partnership remain the true weapons. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Gene Colan’s dynamic art and Dick Ayers’ precise inks, this 1979 issue features a cover by Marie Severin and Sal Buscema.

Contains 4 stories

La résurrection de Bucky !

19 pp · Superhero

Letters typographie

Captain America [Steve Rogers]Crâne Écarlate [Red Skull] (en photographie [in photograph])Trapster (en photographie [in photograph])les Éxilés [Exiles] (en photographie [in photograph])Bucky Barnes (en photographie [in photograph])Bucky Barnes (un robot avec l'apparence de Bucky [Bucky robot])Hood [un robot avec l'apparence du Baron Wolfgang von Strucker [Baron Wolfgang von Strucker robot]] (villain)

In "La résurrection de Bucky !", the baron Strucker discovers an amnesiac young man in San Francisco and manipulates him into believing he’s the long-lost Bucky Barnes. Using this impostor as bait, Strucker sets a trap to lure Captain America into a deadly confrontation. The story unfolds with tension and suspense as the real Captain America faces off against a man who believes he’s his old friend.

Le terrible secret de Bucky !

19 pp · Superhero

Letters typographie

Captain America [Steve Rogers]Bucky Barnes (un robot avec l'apparence de Bucky [Bucky robot]origines [origin], meurt [dies])SHIELD [Sharon CarterNick FuryDum Dum DuganJasper Sitwell (cameo)]le Faucon [Falcon] [Sam Wilson]Ailes Rouges [Redwing]Modok (villain)AIM (villains)Docteur Doom [Dr. Doom] [Victor Von Doom] (flashback, villain)Batroc [Georges Batroc] (cameo flashback, villain)Porc-Épic [Porcupine] [Alexander Gentry] (cameo flashback, villain)le Tourbillon [Whirlwind] [David Cannon] (cameo flashback, villain)Baron Wolfgang von Strucker [un robot avec l'apparence du Baron Wolfgang von Strucker [Baron Wolfgang von Strucker robot]] (cameo, villain)Walter Cronkite (cameo)professeur [Professor] Paul Fosgrave (cameo flashback)Grizzly [Agent R-1] (cameo flashback, villain)Agent R-2 (cameo flashback, villain)Mart Baker (cameo flashback)

In "Le terrible secret de Bucky !", Captain America faces a chilling deception when the public believes Bucky Barnes has returned—only to discover the truth is far more sinister. Modok, manipulating the Doctor Doom's genius, has crafted a robotic double of Bucky, forcing it to attack Cap. But when the machine refuses to kill its old friend, Modok's plan unravels in a moment of unexpected hesitation.

Soldat de plomb

4 pp · War

Letters typographie

La défaite de Modok

19 pp · Superhero

Letters typographie

Captain America [Steve Rogers]le Faucon [Falcon] [Sam Wilson] (devient le partenaire de Cap [joins as Cap's partner])Ailes Rouges [Redwing]AIM (villains)Modok (origines [origin], villain)le Savant Suprême de l'AIM [AIM Scientist Supreme] (introduction, villain)Bulldozer (introduction, villain)Iron Man [Tony Stark]

In "La défaite de Modok," the twisted origins of the villain are laid bare: once a scientist at AIM, he was forcibly transformed into a grotesque living computer. Sent to Harlem to demolish slums with his robot Bulldozer, Modok aims to win public favor while discrediting Captain America—only to be thwarted by Cap and the Falcon, whose partnership is solidified in the aftermath.