Captain America Comics #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Gargoyle Strikes," a monstrous figure with a golden mask and a gorilla-like form aligns himself with Hitler’s cause, believing in the strength of the strong over the weak. When he targets a vital invention, Captain America and Bucky stand in his way—only to face a foe whose hatred is as fierce as his appearance. Art by Syd Shores, with inks by Vince Alascia, this 1944 issue delivers a classic wartime clash, with the Gargoyle vowing revenge in a story that pulses with the urgency of its era.
In "The Gargoyle Strikes," a monstrous figure known only as the Gargoyle—his face and form twisted like a gorilla’s, masked in gold—aligns himself with Hitler’s cause, believing in the supremacy of the strong. When he targets a vital invention, Captain America and Bucky stand in his way, forcing a clash that ends with the Gargoyle’s defeat… and a vow of revenge.
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