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Marvel Masterworks: Captain America Vol. 1 HC

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Marvel Masterworks: Captain America Vol. 1 HC

Reprints: Captain America from Tales of Suspense #59-81

Third Edition, First Print
Release Date: March 4, 2015

978-0-7851-9134-6 • List Price: $49.99

Printed in China

264 Pages

Written by Stan Lee

Penciled by Jack Kirby with George Tuska, Dick Ayers & John Romita Sr.

Cover by Jack Kirby

Introduction by Stan Lee

Collection Editor: Cory Sedlmeier
Color Reconstruction: Michael Kelleher & Kellustration

BONUS CONTENT:
• Marvel Masterworks: Captain America Vol. 1 TPB cover art by Jack Kirby and Dean White

ON SALE:
• REGULAR MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT
• VARIANT MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT

DISCUSS AT THE COLLECTED EDITIONS FORUMS:
• CAPTAIN AMERICA MASTERWORKS VOL. 1 DISCUSSION

PREVIEW IMAGES

Tales of Suspense #59, pg. 1; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Chic Stone; splash page, Captain America, Stan Lee, Marvel Age, solo series

Tales of Suspense #60, pg. 2; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Chic Stone; Captain America, Baron Zemo

Tales of Suspense #61, pg. 2; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Chic Stone; Captain America in Vietnam, the Sumo

Tales of Suspense #62, pg. 4; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Chic Stone; Captain America, Cell-Block riot, prisoners

Tales of Suspense #63, pg. 7; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Frank Giacoia; Sgt. Duffy, Captain America, Private Steve Rogers, Bucky Barnes, flashback, World War II, boot camp

Tales of Suspense #64, pg. 10; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Frank Giacoia; Omar, Sandu, Agent 13, Peggy Carter, Captain America, Bucky Barnes

Tales of Suspense #65, pg. 1; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Chic Stone; The Red Skull Strikes, splash page, Stan Lee, Captain America, Bucky Barnes

Tales of Suspense #66, pg. 7; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Chic Stone; Captain America, Red Skull

Tales of Suspense #67, pg. 5; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Frank Giacoia; Red Skull, Adolf Hitler, Nazi Party, Captain America

Tales of Suspense #68, pg. 6; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Frank Giacoia; Captain America, World War II

Tales of Suspense #69, pg. 1; layouts, Jack Kirby; pencils and inks, Dick Ayers; Midnight in Greymoor Castle, Captain America, Bucky Barnes

Tales of Suspense #70, pg. 8; layouts, Jack Kirby; pencils and inks, George Tuska; Captain America

Tales of Suspense #71, pg. 6; layouts, Jack Kirby; pencils, George Tuska; inks, Joe Sinnott; Celia Rawlings, Captain America, Bucky Barnes

Tales of Suspense #72, pg. 1; layouts, Jack Kirby; pencils, George Tuska; inks, Wally Wood; The Sleeper Shall Awake, Avengers, Captain America, Hawkeye, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, Stan Lee, splash page

Tales of Suspense #73, pg. 8; layouts, Jack Kirby; pencils and inks, George Tuska; The Sleeper, Captain America, Nazis, Red Skull, swastika, Marvel Age

Tales of Suspense #74, pg. 9; layouts, Jack Kirby; pencils and inks, George Tuska; The Sleeper, Red Skull, Captain America

Tales of Suspense #75, pg. 5; layouts, Jack Kirby; pencils, Dick Ayers; inks, John Tartaglione; Captain America, Steve Rogers

Tales of Suspense #76, pg. 6; pencils and inks, John Romita Sr.; Captain America, first appearance of Batroc the Leaper

Tales of Suspense #77, pg. 5; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Frank Giacoia; Agent 13, Peggy Carter, Captain America

Tales of Suspense #78, pg. 7; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Frank Giacoia; Advanced Idea Mechanics, A.I.M., AIM, Captain America

Tales of Suspense #79, pg. 8; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Frank Giacoia; Red Skull, AIM, Advanced Idea Mechanics, Captain America

Tales of Suspense #80, pg. 10; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Don Heck; Red Skull, Captain America, Cosmic Cube, AIM, beekeeper

Tales of Suspense #81, pg. 9; pencils, Jack Kirby; inks, Frank Giacoia; Red Skull, Cosmic Cube, Captain America

MARVEL GOES BACK-TO-PRESS ON A CAPTAIN AMERICA MASTERWORKS CLASSIC!

Transformed by the Super-Soldier Serum from a 97-pound weakling into Captain America, Steve Rogers led the charge to liberate the world from the Axis powers. But before World War II’s end an accident left him frozen in suspended animation and his sidekick Bucky dead. The world turned on for decades. When the Avengers finally resuscitated him, Steve Rogers was greeted by a world vastly changed. He was a man out of time tormented by the death of his partner, but no less committed to the cause of fighting evil in all its forms. In this inaugural Silver Age Captain America Masterworks Stan Lee and Jack Kirby bring you the rebirth of an American icon, the rebirth of Captain America!

ISSUES REPRINTED
Captain America from Tales of Suspense #59-81