Captain America Comics #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When Friends Turn Foes," Captain America faces a shocking rift with Bucky when his growing relationship with a woman named Grace takes a dangerous turn. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Syd Shores with inks by Ken Bald, this 1948 issue delivers a tense, emotional showdown that redefines their partnership—before a surprising twist reveals the truth behind the betrayal. The cover, also by Syd Shores, captures the moment of tension with stark, dramatic flair.
In "When Friends Turn Foes," Cap's growing closeness with Grace takes a sharp turn when Bucky’s solo mission goes wrong, sparking a bitter rift between them. As tensions explode and Cap delivers a shocking slap, the truth begins to unravel—Grace isn’t just a love interest, she’s the mastermind behind the syndicate, and Cap’s anger was a carefully staged act to protect Bucky. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, testing loyalty and trust in ways neither hero expected.
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