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In "The Red Skull Lives!" from Captain America vs. the Red Skull #10 (2011), Captain America races to save a downed pilot linked to A.I.M., only to uncover a dangerous plot involving the Cosmic Cube and the long-dead Red Skull. With SHIELD's experimental missile and a remote camera’s eye, Cap pursues the pilot—now a pawn—across the skies, landing on a remote island where the Red Skull’s chilling revelation shakes him to the core.

In "He Who Holds the Cosmic Cube," Captain America races to stop a stolen artifact of unimaginable power, tracking a rogue A.I.M. agent to a remote island where the Red Skull awaits. As the Cosmic Cube’s true potential unfolds, Cap confronts a chilling revelation tied to his past—and the weapon that could reshape reality itself.

In "The Red Skull Supreme!", Captain America faces an impossible foe: the Red Skull, wielding the all-powerful Cosmic Cube and reshaping reality at will. With the island crumbling beneath them, Cap uses cunning over strength, feigning submission to lure the Skull into a golden suit of armor—only to turn the tide by sending the Cube into the ocean depths.

In "Celluloid Heroes!", Captain America arrives in California to oversee a Hollywood biopic of his life, only to be ambushed at the airport by the Nihilist Front. He’s pulled from danger by Nomad, the sleek, media-savvy hero who seems tailor-made for the modern age—leaving Cap to wonder if the real threat might not be the attackers, but the image they’re trying to sell.

In "Death of a Legend?", Captain America finds himself caught in a deadly game of deception during a high-profile publicity tour, where the mysterious Nomad keeps appearing to thwart the Nihilist Front. When a parade turns into a violent ambush, Cap is captured and awakens to a shocking twist: he’s now the star of a film—*The Death of Captain America*—directed by the Red Skull himself.

In "The Last Movie!", Captain America finds himself trapped in a surreal cinematic nightmare orchestrated by the Red Skull, who’s turning his own demise into a film. As the lines between reality and the reel blur, Cap fights to escape the final act—only to confront the Nihilist Order and a dying Ameridroid offering one last, unexpected assist.

In "House Calls," Cap and Diamondback investigate strange lights at the Red Skull's abandoned headquarters, while the Skeleton Crew, guided by a mystic, uncover the Skull—broken and forgotten in a bunker, left behind by Magneto. The story weaves tension between past and present, as old enemies resurface in unexpected ways.