Captain America - Souvenirs et combats #[nn]
In this 1991 issue of Captain America: Souvenirs et combats, Steve Rogers delves into his past when he visits S.H.I.E.L.D. seeking answers about his origins—only to uncover his long-lost WWII footlocker, containing his iconic triangular shield. As Baron Strucker manipulates Nick Fury and makes a daring escape, his defeat reveals a startling truth: he’s not a man, but a highly advanced robot. Written by John Byrne and Roger Stern, with art by John Byrne and inks by Joe Rubinstein, the cover by Byrne captures the moment with sharp, dynamic detail.
In "null," Captain America digs into his past at S.H.I.E.L.D., unearthing his long-lost WWII footlocker—and with it, the shield that defines him. When Baron Strucker escapes custody and confronts Cap, the battle reveals a shocking truth: the villain is not who he seems.
In "null," Machinesmith, still reeling from his failed attempt to eliminate Captain America with a Strucker robot, unleashes the robotic Dragon Man in a new bid for vengeance. Meanwhile, Steve Rogers finds himself unexpectedly drawn into the quiet rhythms of his new neighborhood, where the ordinary feels just a little too strange to ignore.
In "null," a desperate Batroc frees Mr. Hyde from prison, forcing him to aid in a city-wide ransom scheme using a Roxxon ship as a weapon. When Captain America steps in to stop them, he quickly finds himself outmatched by Hyde’s terrifying strength and rage.
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