Captain America Comics #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death On the Downbeat," Captain America and Bucky take on a cunning criminal who uses a look-alike singer to pull off a series of robberies—complete with a doctor who hides the imposter in a large instrument case. With the women claiming to have seen the singer commit the crimes, and the doctor spinning a tale of psychological influence, the police are fooled. When the duo confronts the ruse on a train, the deception unravels in a tense, knife-wielding showdown. The story, illustrated by Al Avison with inks by Jim Mooney, features a cover by Vince Alascia.
In "Death On the Downbeat," a criminal masquerades as a popular singer, using a doctor to stage elaborate thefts while the real star performs on stage. The doctor spins a tale of psychological influence to convince the police the women are mistaken—until Captain America and Bucky uncover the truth on a moving train.
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