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The Story: () What better way to introduce a hero clad in the American flag during World War II than by showing him decking Hitler? Simple and effective, we have Joe Simon and Jack Kirby to thank for this one. |
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Just wanted to add the Cap does not fight Hitler in this issue. Kinda misleading cover.Readiness!
Great stories of Cap and Bucky! Lots more death than I expected. The extra stories are not too bad either. I didnt understand Hurricane is Thor's son but making him to be a Greek immortal.