Captain America Vol 1 152

Captain America Vol 1 #152
Previous Issue	Captain America #151
Next Issue	Captain America #153
Art by: Sal Buscema and Vince Colletta
Cover Date	August, 1972
Issue Details
Editor-in-Chief	Roy Thomas

1. "Terror in the Night!"
Writer(s)	Gerry Conway
Penciler(s)	Sal Buscema
Inker(s)	Frank Giacoia
Letterer(s)	John Costanza
Editor(s)	Stan Lee

 Let's see you try your tricks with MISTER HYDE! 

—Mister Hyde

Appearing in "Terror in the Night!"

Featured Characters:

• Falcon (Sam Wilson) (Main story and flashback)
•  Captain America (Steve Rogers)  (Main story and flashback)

Supporting Characters:

• S.H.I.E.L.D.
  • Sharon Carter (Main story and flashback)
  • Nick Fury (Main story and flashback)
  • Contessa Valentina Allegra de la Fontaine

Antagonists:

• Mister Hyde (Main story and flashback)
• Scorpion (MacDonald Gargan) (Main story and flashback)
• Morgan (First appearance)
• Morgan's Men
  • Smasher Kreel
  • Rocky
  • Reno
  • Billie

Other Characters:

• Redwing
• Little Bob
• NYPD
  • Brian Muldoon
  • Bob
• Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (Only in flashback)
• J. Jonah Jameson (Only in flashback)
• Ellen Muldoon (First appearance)

Races and Species:

• Humans
• Falcons

Locations:

• Earth
  • United States of America
    • New York
      • New York City
        • Manhattan
          • East River Drive
          • Lower East Side
          • S & B Co Storage building
        • Queens
          • Elmhurst (First appearance)

Items:

• Captain America's Uniform and Shield
• Scorpion's Suit

Synopsis for "Terror in the Night!"

Sharon Carter is being held hostage by The Scorpion and Mister Hyde until Captain America and the Falcon defeat them.

Solicit Synopsis

The Falcon fights alone! But alas - Mr.Hyde and the Scorpion don't!

Notes

• The Harlem Crime boss Morgan debuts in this issue. He and his Harlem crime organization and their ongoing battles with the Falcon will be an on-going subplot through Captain America #179.

• Morgan has taken over the crime territory of Stone-Face, who Captain America, the Falcon, and Spider-Man had defeated in Captain America #138.

• This issue features a letters page, Let's Rap With Cap. Letters are published from Harry Brubaker and Robert A. Gillis. A portion of the letters page deals with the "goof" on the cover. The Falcon did not involve himself in Cap's showdown with Hyde and the Scorpion, but he had not betrayed his partner, Captain America.

• As seen on page one, this issue is Story #909Z.

See Also

• 5 image(s) from Captain America Vol 1 152
• 2 reprint(s) of Captain America Vol 1 152

Links and References

• The Grand Comics Database

Footnotes

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