Captain America Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mother Wong," Captain America and Bucky find themselves in China during World War II, tracking a legendary 120-year-old mystic said to be a guardian of the resistance. When they finally reach her hidden temple in Burma, the enigmatic Mother Wong captures them—only to reveal she’s a double agent working for the Chinese cause. Written by Zac Gabel and illustrated by Al Avison with inks by Syd Shores, the story unfolds with tension and intrigue, culminating in a dramatic escape as explosives are set to destroy a Japanese force. The cover, by Alex Schomburg, captures the mystery and danger of the moment.
In a 1943 adventure set during the war, Captain America and Bucky find themselves in China, where they seek out the legendary figure of Mother Wong—said to be 120 years old—only to be captured by her at her hidden temple in Burma. When she reveals she’s a Chinese spy working behind enemy lines, the stakes rise fast as a Japanese officer overhears and triggers a deadly confrontation.
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