Captain America & the Invaders: Bahamas Triangle Vol 1 1

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Art by: Jerry Ordway and Frank D'Armata

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Art by: Jerry Ordway

Art by: Ron Lim

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Issue Details

Editor-in-Chief

C.B. Cebulski

Rating

T (13 and up)

Original Price

$4.99

Pages

40

A third assignment in my first 24-plus hours on the job, huh? Well I guess I knew what I was in for when I signed up...

—Captain America

Appearing in 1st story

Featured Characters:

Captain America (Steve Rogers (Main story and flashforward) (Impersonates a U.S. Navy seaman)
Human Torch (Jim Hammond) (Main story and flashforward) (Impersonates a U.S. Navy seaman)
Sub-Mariner (Namor McKenzie) (Main story and flashforward)

Supporting Characters:

Secretary Harold Ickes (First appearance)
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Attorney General Robert Jackson (First appearance)
Vice President Henry Wallace (First appearance)
Secretary Frank Knox (First appearance)
U.S. Navy

Antagonists:

Nazis (Main story and flashback)
- Herr Kleinschmidt
- Adolf Hitler (Only in flashback)
- Baron Heinrich Zemo
- Numerous unnamed others

Other Characters:

U.S. Government (Mentioned)
God (Yahweh) (Invoked)
FBI
- Agent McCloskey
- Agent O'Brien
- Numerous unnamed agents
Daily Bugle
- Walter Jameson
Carl Burgos (Cameo)
Bill Everett (Cameo)
Jack "the King" Kirby (Cameo)
Duchess of Windsor (Wallis Simpson) (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
Duke of Windsor (Edward VIII) (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
Prime Minister Winston Churchill (Mentioned)
NYPD
- Officer Betty Dean
- Officer O'Malley (First appearance; voice only)
- Officer Joe (First appearance; voice only)
- Unidentified officers (Voice only)
British Army
Leonard McKenzie (Mentioned)
Invaders (Only in flashforward)
- Bucky (James Buchanan Barnes) (Only in flashforward)
- Toro (Thomas Raymond) (Only in flashforward)

Races and Species:

Humans (Main story, flashback, flashforward)
Fish (Mentioned)
Synthezoids (Main story and flashforward)
Atlantean-Human Hybrids (Main story and flashforward)
Atlanteans (Mentioned)
Human-Inhuman Hybrids (Only in flashforward)

Realities:

Prime Marvel Universe (Main story, flashback, flashforward)

Locations:

Earth (Main story, flashback, flashforward)
- North America
  - United States of America
    - New York
      - New York City
        Manhattan
        New York City Police Headquarters, Little Italy (Mentioned)
        
        Queensboro Bridge
        
        Queens
        East Elmhurst
        New York Municipal Airport at LaGuardia Field
        
        Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn (Mentioned)
    - Florida
      - Fort Lauderdale (Mentioned)
    - Washington, D.C. (Mentioned)
  - Bahamas
    - Nassau
- Europe (Only in flashback and flashforward)
  - Germany (Only in flashback)
    - Bavaria (Only in flashback)
      - Bavarian Alps (Only in flashback)
        Obersalzberg (First appearance) (Only in flashback)
        Berghof (First appearance) (Only in flashback)
    - Berlin (Mentioned)
  - Great Britain (Mentioned)
    - England (Mentioned)
      - Buckingham Palace, Westminster, London (Mentioned)
  - France (Only in flashforward)
    - Saint-Nazaire (Mentioned)
- Atlantic Ocean
- St. Helena, British Overseas Territory, Africa (Mentioned)
Heaven (Invoked)

Items:

Captain America's Uniform and Shield (Main story and flashforward)

Vehicles:

U-boat U-238 (First appearance; destruction)
USS Potomac (First appearance)
Two unidentified U.S. Navy Porter-class destroyers

Events:

World War II (Mentioned)

Synopsis for 1st story

Synopsis not yet written

Solicit Synopsis

March 1941. Assigned to safeguard President Roosevelt during a fishing trip in the Bahamas, the newly commissioned Cap endures his baptism under fire — while a German U-boat carrying the Nazi super-soldier called Der Wunderkrieger (or Wonder Warrior) heads for the island chain’s capital! His mission: to kidnap England’s once-king, the Duke of Windsor, and sit him on the throne of a defeated Britain! But others happen to be in that part of the Atlantic as well — the once-bitter rivals the Sub-Mariner and the Human Torch!

Notes

This issue, which takes place in March 1941, features a U-boat U-238. In real life, this submarine didn't enter service until February 1943.

Trivia

The obscured person who hands over Captain America his shield after Agent McCloskey accidentally knocks it out of his hand is Jack Kirby.^[1]

Links and References

References

↑ Ordway, Jerry (22 April 2020) Jerry Ordway on Twitter: "@OverlordOf_Evil Yes, it was..." Twitter. Retrieved on 23 April 2020.

[Jerry_Ordway_on_Twitter_"@OverlordOf_Evil_Yes,_it_was"-1] Ordway, Jerry (22 April 2020) Jerry Ordway on Twitter: "@OverlordOf_Evil Yes, it was..." Twitter. Retrieved on 23 April 2020.

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