Captain America: Patriot #[nn]

Name: Captain America: Patriot #[nn]
Brand: Marvel
Price: 35 USD
Availability: InStock

Feb 2011 · Marvel · 16.99 USD; 18.99 CAD

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About this Collection

This 2011 collection from Marvel spotlights the legacy of the Patriot mantle, focusing on Jeff Mace, the third Captain America, and his ties to the original Human Torch, Toro, and Namor. It bridges the Golden Age adventures of the 1940s with modern-day reflections on heroism and identity, featuring appearances by Captain America and the Sub-Mariner.

In "Part One: Born on the 4th of July," the legacy of Captain America takes a dramatic turn when the original hero and Bucky fall to Baron Zemo’s ambush. With history rewritten and the world reeling from the deaths of iconic figures, President Truman introduces a new generation of heroes—including the Patriot, the Spirit of '76, and Bucky (Fred Davis)—as the All-Winners Squad rises to defend the nation. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Frank Robbins, Frank Springer, and George Bell, with a cover by Mitchell Breitweiser, this pivotal issue redefines what it means to carry the shield in a changed world.

Contains 6 stories

Part One: Born on the 4th of July

23 pp · Superhero

Patriot [Jeff Mace](origin)Mary Morgan [also as Miss Patriot]Jack CaseyMr. GoodmanLiberty Legion [Miss AmericaBlue DiamondThin ManRed RavenJack FrostWhizzer]Princess VolcanaAll-Winners Squad [Sub-Mariner [Namor]Captain America [William Naslund] (dies)Human Torch [Jim Hammond]ToroBucky [Fred Davis]WhizzerMiss America]SkinnerBetsy Ross

After a chance meeting with Captain America, reporter Jeff Mace steps into the role of Patriot, driven to protect even when he feels overshadowed by legends. When the second Captain America falls in battle, Jeff must rise to the mantle, confronting the weight of a legacy he never asked for.

All-Winners

23 pp · Superhero

Captain America [Jeff Mace]All-Winners Squad [Bucky [Fred Davis]Sub-MarinerHuman TorchToroWhizzerMiss America]Red GuardianNight Witch (introduction)Iron Comrade (introduction)Proletariat (introduction)Sunbird (introduction)Betsy RossMiss PatriotJack Casey [Jacob M. Casey] (death)

In "All-Winners," Captain America leads the All-Winners Squad in a high-stakes battle against a team of super-powered Soviets determined to steal an American atomic scientist. As the fight rages, Jeff faces a more personal challenge: navigating the competing attentions of Betsy Ross, his sharp FBI liaison, and Mary, his former co-worker and the enigmatic Miss Patriot.

Patriot Part 3: Truth & Justice

23 pp · Superhero

Captain America [Jeff Mace]Bucky [Fred Davis]All-Winners Squad [Namor the Sub-MarinerHuman Torch [Jim Hammond]ToroWhizzerMiss America]LavenderGolden Girl [Betsy Ross]Mary MorganAgent Skinner

Patriot Part: 4

24 pp · Superhero

Captain America [Jeff Mace]Golden Girl [Betsy Ross]Agent SkinnerFred DavisThaddeus RossFranklin Storm

Old Soldiers Never Die...

23 pp · Superhero

All-Winners Squad [Captain America [Jeff Mace]Bucky [Fred Davis]Human TorchToroSub-MarinerWhizzerMiss America]Future Man (dies)Madame Death (dies)

What If the Invaders Had Stayed Together After World War Two?

34 pp · Superhero

Captain America [Steve Rogers]Bucky [Bucky Barnes]Baron Zemo [Heinrich Zemo]InvadersHuman Torch (android)ToroNamor the Sub-MarinerSpitfireUnion Jack [Brian Falsworth]Winston ChurchillMajor RawlingsColonel FarrowPresident Harry S. TrumanSpirit of '76 (becomes the second Captain America, dies)Patriot [Jeff Mace] (becomes the third Captain America)Bucky [Fred Davis]All-Winners SquadMiss America [Madeline Joyce]Whizzer [Robert Frank]Adam IIProfessor HortonJohn Fitzgerald Kennedy

In a world where the Invaders never disbanded after World War Two, the legacy of Captain America endures in unexpected forms. When the original team is shattered by Baron Zemo’s betrayal, a new generation rises—Spirit of '76, Bucky (Fred Davis), and the All-Winners Squad—facing threats from androids to assassins, all while grappling with the weight of a nation’s expectations.