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| Month = April |
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| Year = 1969 |
| Year = 1969 |
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| CoverArtist2 = Frank Giacoia |
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| Writer1_1 = Stan Lee |
| Writer1_1 = Stan Lee |
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| Penciler1_1 = Jack Kirby |
| Penciler1_1 = Jack Kirby |
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| Inker1_1 = George Tuska |
| Inker1_1 = George Tuska |
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| Letterer1_1 = Artie Simek |
| Letterer1_1 = Artie Simek |
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| StoryTitle1 = Lest We Forget! |
| StoryTitle1 = Lest We Forget! |
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Following an attack by Hydra at a carnival, Captain America's bullet riddled uniform is pulled out of the water leaving everyone to believe that Captain America is dead. At Avengers Mansion, Iron Man arrives home to the tragic phone call. Once he has been told the sad news, he goes to the secret records of the Avengers and prepares a final statement to close the file on Captain America. |
Following an attack by Hydra at a carnival, Captain America's bullet riddled uniform is pulled out of the water leaving everyone to believe that Captain America is dead. At Avengers Mansion, Iron Man arrives home to the tragic phone call. Once he has been told the sad news, he goes to the secret records of the Avengers and prepares a final statement to close the file on Captain America. |
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| − | Talking of Captain America's exploits during World War II, Iron Man fondly recalls how Cap and his partner Bucky frequently clashed against the Red Skull, and one story in particular when Cap and Bucky foiled the Red Skulls plot to use a giant power drill. He also recalls his clashes with villains such as the Butterfly<ref>{{c|Captain America Comics #3}}</ref>, the original Circus of Crime<ref>{{c|Captain America Comics #5}}</ref>, the Unholy Legion of Beggars<ref>{{c|Captain America Comics #4}}</ref>, White Death<ref>{{c|Captain America Comics #9}}</ref>, and the Toadman<ref>{{c|Captain America Comics #7}}</ref>. Iron Man next recounts the time during the final days of World War II when Captain America and Bucky attempted to stop Baron Zemo from launching a drone plane to attack England. Although they would succeed in their mission the resulting explosion would seemingly kill Bucky, and send Cap into the freezing waters below where he would end up in suspended animation until recent times when his body would be recovered by the Sub-Mariner<ref>{{c|Avengers #4}}</ref>. |
+ | Talking of Captain America's exploits during World War II, Iron Man fondly recalls how Cap and his partner Bucky frequently clashed against the Red Skull, and one story in particular when Cap and Bucky foiled the Red Skulls plot to use a giant power drill. He also recalls his clashes with villains such as the Butterfly<ref>{{c|[[Captain America Comics #3}}</ref>, the original Circus of Crime<ref>{{c|Captain America Comics #5]]}}</ref>, the Unholy Legion of Beggars<ref>{{c|[[Captain America Comics #4}}</ref>, White Death<ref>{{c|Captain America Comics #9]]}}</ref>, and the Toadman<ref>{{c|[[Captain America Comics #7}}</ref>. Iron Man next recounts the time during the final days of World War II when Captain America and Bucky attempted to stop Baron Zemo from launching a drone plane to attack England. Although they would succeed in their mission the resulting explosion would seemingly kill Bucky, and send Cap into the freezing waters below where he would end up in suspended animation until recent times when his body would be recovered by the Sub-Mariner<ref>{{c|Avengers #4]]}}</ref>. |
| − | Iron Man would remark about how upon Cap's return as America's premiere hero, he would forge alliances with SHIELD, making friends with both Nick Fury and falling in love with Sharon Carter><ref>{{c|Tales of Suspense #75}}</ref>. He would clash with new menaces such as AIM And MODOK<ref>{{c|Tales of Suspense #93}}</ref>, the Fourth Sleeper<ref>{{c|Captain America #101}}</ref>, Batroc the Leaper<Ref>{{c|Tales of Suspense #75}}</ref>, the Tumbler<ref>{{c|Tales of Suspense #83}}</ref>, the Swordsman the Living Laser<ref>{{c|Captain America #105}}</ref>, the Red Skull's Exiles<ref>{{c|Captain America #104}}</ref>, the Trapster<ref>{{c|Captain America #108}}</ref> and lastly Dr. Faustus<ref>{{c|Captain America #107}}</ref>. He notes them all and that Cap fought valiantly until the the end when he was seemingly killed by agents of Hydra. With his recording done, Iron Man salutes a picture of Captain America, wishes his friend to rest in peace and vows to avenge his death. |
+ | Iron Man would remark about how upon Cap's return as America's premiere hero, he would forge alliances with SHIELD, making friends with both Nick Fury and falling in love with Sharon Carter><ref>{{c|[[Tales of Suspense #75}}</ref>. He would clash with new menaces such as AIM And MODOK<ref>{{c|Tales of Suspense #93]]}}</ref>, the Fourth Sleeper<ref>{{c|[[Captain America #101}}</ref>, Batroc the Leaper<Ref>{{c|Tales of Suspense #75]]}}</ref>, the Tumbler<ref>{{c|[[Tales of Suspense #83}}</ref>, the Swordsman the Living Laser<ref>{{c|Captain America #105]]}}</ref>, the Red Skull's Exiles<ref>{{c|[[Captain America #104}}</ref>, the Trapster<ref>{{c|Captain America #108]]}}</ref> and lastly Dr. Faustus<ref>{{c|Captain America #107}}</ref>. He notes them all and that Cap fought valiantly until the the end when he was seemingly killed by agents of Hydra. With his recording done, Iron Man salutes a picture of Captain America, wishes his friend to rest in peace and vows to avenge his death. |
| Quotation = [[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Our most honored freedom fighter]], struck down in his prime-- |
| Quotation = [[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Our most honored freedom fighter]], struck down in his prime-- |
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'''Featured Characters:''' |
'''Featured Characters:''' |
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| − | * [[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Captain America (Steve Rogers)]] |
+ | * {{flashonly|[[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Captain America (Steve Rogers)]]}} |
'''Supporting Characters:''' |
'''Supporting Characters:''' |
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* <br/> |
* <br/> |
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'''Villains:''' |
'''Villains:''' |
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| − | * [[Johann Shmidt (Earth-616)|Red Skull]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Johann Shmidt (Earth-616)|Red Skull]]}} |
| − | * [[Butterfly (Golden Age) (Earth-616)|Butterfly]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Butterfly (Golden Age) (Earth-616)|Butterfly]]}} |
| − | * [[Circus of Crime (Earth-616)|Circus of Crime]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Circus of Crime (Earth-616)|Circus of Crime]]}} |
** [[Fritz Tiboldt (Earth-616)|Ringmaster]] aka Golden Age Ringmaster {{Flashonly}} |
** [[Fritz Tiboldt (Earth-616)|Ringmaster]] aka Golden Age Ringmaster {{Flashonly}} |
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| − | * [[Unholy Legion (Earth-616)|Legion of Beggars]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Unholy Legion (Earth-616)|Legion of Beggars]]}} |
| − | * [[Manuel Perez (Earth-616)|White Death]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Manuel Perez (Earth-616)|White Death]]}} |
| − | * [[Chuck McArthur (Earth-616)|Toadman]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Chuck McArthur (Earth-616)|Toadman]]}} |
| − | * [[Heinrich Zemo (Earth-616)|Baron Zemo]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Heinrich Zemo (Earth-616)|Baron Zemo]]}} |
| − | * [[George Tarleton (Earth-616)|Modok]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[George Tarleton (Earth-616)|Modok]]}} |
| − | * [[Advanced Idea Mechanics (Earth-616)|AIM]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Advanced Idea Mechanics (Earth-616)|AIM]]}} |
| − | * [[Sleeper (Nazi Robot) (Earth-616)|Sleeper (Nazi Robot)]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Sleeper (Nazi Robot) (Earth-616)|Sleeper (Nazi Robot)]]}} |
| − | * [[Georges Batroc (Earth-616)|Batroc]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Georges Batroc (Earth-616)|Batroc]]}} |
| − | * [[John Robert Keane (Earth-616)|Tumbler]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[John Robert Keane (Earth-616)|Tumbler]]}} |
| − | * [[Arthur Parks (Earth-616)|Living Laser]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Arthur Parks (Earth-616)|Living Laser]]}} |
| − | * [[Jacques Duquesne (Earth-616)|Swordsman]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Jacques Duquesne (Earth-616)|Swordsman]]}} |
| − | * [[Exiles (Criminal Group) (Earth-616)|Exiles (Criminal Group)]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Exiles (Criminal Group) (Earth-616)|Exiles (Criminal Group)]]}} |
| − | ** [[Gruning (Earth-616)|Gruning]] |
+ | ** {{Flashonly|[[Gruning (Earth-616)|Gruning]]}} |
| − | ** [[Angelo Baldini (Earth-616)|Baldini]] |
+ | ** {{Flashonly|[[Angelo Baldini (Earth-616)|Baldini]]}} |
| − | ** [[Krushki (Earth-616)|Krushki]] |
+ | ** {{Flashonly|[[Krushki (Earth-616)|Krushki]]}} |
| − | ** [[Franz Cadavus (Earth-616)|Cadavus]] |
+ | ** {{Flashonly|[[Franz Cadavus (Earth-616)|Cadavus]]}} |
| − | ** [[Jurgen Hauptmann (Earth-616)|Iron-Hand Hauptmann]] |
+ | ** {{Flashonly|[[Jurgen Hauptmann (Earth-616)|Iron-Hand Hauptmann]]}} |
| − | ** [[General Ching (Earth-616)|General Ching]] |
+ | ** {{Flashonly|[[General Ching (Earth-616)|General Ching]]}} |
| − | * [[Johann Fennhoff (Earth-616)|Doctor Faustus]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Johann Fennhoff (Earth-616)|Doctor Faustus]]}} |
| − | * [[Peter Petruski (Earth-616)|Trapster]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Peter Petruski (Earth-616)|Trapster]]}} |
'''Other Characters:''' |
'''Other Characters:''' |
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| − | * [[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Iron Man]] |
+ | * {{a|[[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Iron Man]]}} |
| − | * [[James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)|Bucky]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)|Bucky]]}} |
| − | * [[Nicholas Fury (Earth-616)|Nick Fury]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Nicholas Fury (Earth-616)|Nick Fury]]}} |
| − | * [[Timothy Dugan (Earth-616)|Dum-Dum Dugan]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Timothy Dugan (Earth-616)|Dum-Dum Dugan]]}} |
| − | * [[Sharon Carter (Earth-616)|Agent 13]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Sharon Carter (Earth-616)|Agent 13]]}} |
| − | * [[Namor McKenzie (Earth-616)|Sub-Mariner]] |
+ | * {{Flashonly|[[Namor McKenzie (Earth-616)|Sub-Mariner]]}} |
'''Locations:''' |
'''Locations:''' |
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* <br/> |
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'''Items:''' |
'''Items:''' |
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| − | * [[Captain America's Shield]] |
+ | * {{a|[[Captain America's Shield]]}} |
'''Vehicles:''' |
'''Vehicles:''' |
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Revision as of 14:32, 3 February 2011
Appearing in "Lest We Forget!"
Featured Characters:
- Captain America (Steve Rogers) (Only in flashback)
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Red Skull (Only in flashback)
- Butterfly (Only in flashback)
- Circus of Crime (Only in flashback)
- Ringmaster aka Golden Age Ringmaster (Only in flashback)
- Legion of Beggars (Only in flashback)
- White Death (Only in flashback)
- Toadman (Only in flashback)
- Baron Zemo (Only in flashback)
- Modok (Only in flashback)
- AIM (Only in flashback)
- Sleeper (Nazi Robot) (Only in flashback)
- Batroc (Only in flashback)
- Tumbler (Only in flashback)
- Living Laser (Only in flashback)
- Swordsman (Only in flashback)
- Exiles (Criminal Group) (Only in flashback)
- Gruning (Only in flashback)
- Baldini (Only in flashback)
- Krushki (Only in flashback)
- Cadavus (Only in flashback)
- Iron-Hand Hauptmann (Only in flashback)
- General Ching (Only in flashback)
- Doctor Faustus (Only in flashback)
- Trapster (Only in flashback)
Other Characters:
- Iron Man
- Bucky (Only in flashback)
- Nick Fury (Only in flashback)
- Dum-Dum Dugan (Only in flashback)
- Agent 13 (Only in flashback)
- Sub-Mariner (Only in flashback)
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Lest We Forget!"
Continued from last issue...
Following an attack by Hydra at a carnival, Captain America's bullet riddled uniform is pulled out of the water leaving everyone to believe that Captain America is dead. At Avengers Mansion, Iron Man arrives home to the tragic phone call. Once he has been told the sad news, he goes to the secret records of the Avengers and prepares a final statement to close the file on Captain America.
Talking of Captain America's exploits during World War II, Iron Man fondly recalls how Cap and his partner Bucky frequently clashed against the Red Skull, and one story in particular when Cap and Bucky foiled the Red Skulls plot to use a giant power drill. He also recalls his clashes with villains such as the Butterfly[1], the original Circus of Crime[2], the Unholy Legion of Beggars[3], White Death[4], and the Toadman[5]. Iron Man next recounts the time during the final days of World War II when Captain America and Bucky attempted to stop Baron Zemo from launching a drone plane to attack England. Although they would succeed in their mission the resulting explosion would seemingly kill Bucky, and send Cap into the freezing waters below where he would end up in suspended animation until recent times when his body would be recovered by the Sub-Mariner[6].
Iron Man would remark about how upon Cap's return as America's premiere hero, he would forge alliances with SHIELD, making friends with both Nick Fury and falling in love with Sharon Carter>[7]. He would clash with new menaces such as AIM And MODOK[8], the Fourth Sleeper[9], Batroc the Leaper[10], the Tumbler[11], the Swordsman the Living Laser[12], the Red Skull's Exiles[13], the Trapster[14] and lastly Dr. Faustus[15]. He notes them all and that Cap fought valiantly until the the end when he was seemingly killed by agents of Hydra. With his recording done, Iron Man salutes a picture of Captain America, wishes his friend to rest in peace and vows to avenge his death.
Notes
- This will be Captain America co-creator Jack Kirby's last issue as artist until he returns as writer, artist, and editor in Captain America #193, January 1976.
- Iron Man is the narrator of this issue.
- The plundering Butterfly first appeared in Captain America Comics #3, May, 1941.
- Fritz Tiboldt the original Ringmaster, appeared in Captain America Comics #5, August 1941
- The Unholy Legion of Beggars led by Herr Snupp appeared in Captain America Comics #4, June 1941
- The White Death (Manuel Perez) appeared in Captain America Comics #9, December 1941.
- The Toad (Chuck McArthur) appeared in Captain America Comics #7, October 1941. He is called the "Toadman" in this issue.
Trivia
- All of the Golden Age villains depicted in this issue, were originally created (or co-created) by this issues artist Jack Kirby durng his initial and only run on Captain America Comics.
See Also
Links and References
References
- ↑ {{c|[[Captain America Comics #3}}
- ↑ Captain America Comics Vol 1 5|Captain America Comics #5]]]]
- ↑ {{c|[[Captain America Comics #4}}
- ↑ Captain America Comics Vol 1 9|Captain America Comics #9]]]]
- ↑ {{c|[[Captain America Comics #7}}
- ↑ Avengers Vol 1 4|Avengers #4]]]]
- ↑ {{c|[[Tales of Suspense #75}}
- ↑ Tales of Suspense Vol 1 93|Tales of Suspense #93]]]]
- ↑ {{c|[[Captain America #101}}
- ↑ Tales of Suspense Vol 1 75|Tales of Suspense #75]]]]
- ↑ {{c|[[Tales of Suspense #83}}
- ↑ Captain America Vol 1 105|Captain America #105]]]]
- ↑ {{c|[[Captain America #104}}
- ↑ Captain America Vol 1 108|Captain America #108]]]]
- ↑ Captain America #107