Captain America [War and Remembrance] #[nn]

Name: Captain America [War and Remembrance] #[nn]
Brand: Marvel
Price: 72.64 USD
Availability: InStock

Jan 1990 · Marvel · 12.95 USD; 15.75 CAD; 7.95 GBP

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About this Collection

This 1990 collection brings together Captain America stories centered on themes of war and memory, featuring Steve Rogers grappling with his past as a World War II soldier and his present as a symbol of American ideals. The volume includes encounters with classic foes like the Red Skull, Baron Zemo, and Batroc the Leaper, as well as allies such as the Falcon, Bucky, and Union Jack, with a narrative that ties together flashbacks to the war and modern-day conflicts. Written by Mark Gruenwald and drawn by artists including Ron Lim and John Byrne, the collection collects issues #393-397 of the main Captain America series and the 1990 Captain America Annual #10.

In "By the Dawn's Early Light!", Captain America digs into his past at S.H.I.E.L.D., unearthing long-buried secrets from his WWII footlocker—alongside the iconic triangular shield that has defined him. As Baron Strucker’s escape from custody leads to a showdown with Cap, the truth behind his enemy’s identity reveals a startling twist. Written by John Byrne and Roger Stern, with art by Byrne and cover by Byrne, this 1990 issue blends wartime mystery with futuristic intrigue.

Contains 10 stories

By the Dawn's Early Light!

17 pp · Superhero

Magneto robot (first appearance)Iron Man robot (first appearance)Thing robot (first appearance)Spider-Man robot (first appearance)

In "By the Dawn's Early Light!", Captain America tracks down clues to his past at S.H.I.E.L.D., where a long-lost footlocker unlocks memories tied to his iconic triangular shield. When Baron Strucker escapes custody and confronts Cap, the battle reveals a shocking truth: Strucker is not who he seems.

Dragon Man!

17 pp · Superhero

Baron Strucker robot (destroyed)

In this 1990 tale from *Captain America: War and Remembrance*, Machinesmith unleashes the mechanical menace of Dragon Man to finish what his earlier robot failed to accomplish. When Captain America finds himself facing a new, armored threat, he also discovers an unexpected connection with his mysterious new neighbor.

Death, Where Is Thy Sting?

17 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man robot (antagonist)Thing robot (antagonist)Magneto robot (antagonist)Machinesmith robots (antagonists)Air-Walker robot (cameo)

Cap for President!

17 pp · Superhero

Congressman Gundersen (introduction)F.B.I. Agent ZimmerCharlie (introductionHarv (introduction)Marty (introduction)Edna Crosley (introductionflashback)

The Mercenary and the Madman

22 pp · Superhero

Carmine (introduction)Pearson (Roxxon Oil, introduction)

In "The Mercenary and the Madman," Batroc frees Mr. Hyde from prison, forcing the mercenary to aid in a terrifying scheme: seizing control of New York City by threatening to unleash a Roxxon ship as a weapon. When Captain America steps in, he quickly finds himself outmatched by Hyde’s raw strength and unpredictable fury.

Cold Fire!

17 pp · Superhero

Batroc's Henchmen [Bob (introduction)Terry (introduction]

Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot

22 pp · Superhero

Hotchkins (introduction)Reg (New Scotland Yard, introduction)

Blood on the Moors

22 pp · Superhero

Jenny (introduction)

The Living Legend

22 pp · Superhero

The Lost Issue