Captain America Comics #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bowling Alley of Death!", Captain America and Bucky face off against Gigo, a nobleman with a deadly twist on recreation—his bowling alley hides rigged pins that double as weapons. With art by Al Avison and inks by Syd Shores and George Klein, this 1942 classic blends wartime intrigue with a uniquely sinister game. The cover, also by Avison and Shores, captures the high-stakes danger in a single, chilling image.
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Gigo, a member of the Czar's nobility, owns a bowling alley where the kingpins of the officer's alley are hollowed out to fit .22 bullet guns and a catapult sends them sailing towards their intended victims. Gigo hates all democracies, but Cap and Bucky put a stop to his killings and hand him over to police.
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