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Captain America Special Edition #1 cover
Cover: Jim Steranko

Captain America Special Edition #1

Feb 1984 · Marvel · 2.00 USD; 2.25 CAD
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In "No Longer Alone!", Steve Rogers faces a deadly ambush by HYDRA assassins loyal to Madame Hydra, setting off a chain of events that forces him to confront both physical threats and unsettling illusions. When Rick Jones intercepts a cryptic message meant for Cap, his hallucinations blur the line between reality and deception, leading to a desperate search that reveals a surprising new dynamic between the two. Written by Jim Steranko and Stan Lee, with bold artwork by Steranko and inks by Joe Sinnott, this 1984 Marvel Special Edition features a cover by Steranko that captures the tension and mystery of a Captain America whose identity may not be what it seems.

Contains 3 stories
No Longer Alone!
20 pp · Superhero
Captain America [Steve Rogers]The Hulk [Bruce Banner]Rick JonesHYDRAMadame Hydra

In "No Longer Alone!", Captain America confronts the Hulk's rampage through New York City, only to see the giant escape and leave him determined to protect Rick Jones from further danger. Back at Avengers Mansion, Rick’s decision to wear Bucky Barnes’ old uniform marks a turning point—Cap, after years of hesitation, finally accepts Rick as his official partner. Together, they face a HYDRA plot to poison the city’s water, proving their bond in the heat of battle.

Tomorrow You Live Tonight I Die!
20 pp · Superhero
Captain America [Steve Rogers]HYDRAMadame HydraRick JonesMan-Killer (HYDRA robot)

In "Tomorrow You Live Tonight I Die!", Steve Rogers faces a deadly ambush by HYDRA assassins under Madame Hydra’s orders, setting off a chain of deception and danger. As Rick Jones grapples with a mysterious message that triggers vivid hallucinations, Cap’s search for him leads to a brutal confrontation with a Hydra robot—only for Rick to escape and realize the stakes are far deeper than he thought. With Cap’s fate hanging in the balance, the line between hero and impostor blurs, leaving only a mask and a costume behind.

At the Stroke of Midnight!
7 pp · Horror-Suspense
Digger (host)Marie FowlerLou FowlerUncle Fowler

Jo and Marie Fowler take up residence in the eerie Shadow House, the mysterious estate left to them by Lou’s late uncle, hoping to uncover the hidden fortune he promised. But as they search its shadowed halls, they begin to suspect the house holds secrets far darker than mere treasure—and something in the walls is watching.

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Full credits

writer, artist Jim Steranko
writer Stan Lee
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils, inks Jim Steranko

Reprints

↩ Reprints Captain America #110 (1969), Captain America #111 (1969), Captain America #113 (1969), Tower of Shadows #1 (1969)

Reprinted in Captain America Spécial #[nn] (1985)

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