Marvel Classic #3
In "Plus jamais seul!", Captain America and the Hulk clash in the heart of New York City when a rampaging Banner threatens the streets. After the Hulk escapes, Cap resolves to protect Rick Jones—until Rick, determined to prove himself, dons Bucky Barnes’ old uniform and steps into the fray. When a HYDRA plot to poison the city’s water supply unfolds, the two must face the danger together, forging a bond that neither man expected.
In "Demain tu vis, ce soir je meurs !", Captain America finds himself hunted by HYDRA forces loyal to Madame Hydra, setting off a deadly game of deception and survival. As Rick Jones grapples with a cryptic message that unravels his mind, Cap must confront a rogue HYDRA robot and a mystery that blurs the line between ally and enemy. With his identity in question and the truth buried beneath layers of deception, Cap’s final stand leaves only a broken mask and a river full of unanswered questions.
In "La mort mystérieuse de Captain America," the world mourns the loss of Steve Rogers, only to be stunned when the real Captain America rides in on a motorcycle, alive and ready for a fight. With HYDRA’s schemes unraveling and the Avengers, Nick Fury, and Sharon Carter caught in a deadly ambush, the truth behind the fake death begins to surface—revealing a carefully orchestrated deception that puts the entire team on edge.
In "L'énigme de Crâne rouge," Captain America and Bucky Barnes confront a terrifying new enemy whose mere presence strikes fear into the hearts of his victims—only to leave them dead, seemingly by a gaze that kills. As the mystery unfolds, the duo must unravel a deadly deception that turns allies against one another, with Major Croy and General Manor falling victim to a scheme that blurs the line between reality and illusion.
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↩ Reprints Captain America Comics #1 (1941), Captain America #107 (1968), Captain America #109 (1969), Captain America #110 (1969), Captain America #111 (1969), Captain America #112 (1969), Captain America #113 (1969)
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