Captain America Vol 1 286

Captain America #286
Previous Issue	Captain America #285
Next Issue	Captain America #287
Art by: Mike Zeck and John Beatty
Release Date	July 5, 1983
Cover Date	October, 1983
Issue Details
Editor-in-Chief	Jim Shooter

1. "One Man in Search of Himself"
Appearances · Synopsis
Writer(s)	J.M. DeMatteis
Penciler(s)	Mike Zeck
Inker(s)	John Beatty
Colorist(s)	Bob Sharen
Letterer(s)	Diana Albers
Editor(s)	Mark Gruenwald

Appearing in "One Man in Search of Himself"

Featured Characters:

• ⏴ Captain America (Steve Rogers) ⏵

Supporting Characters:

• Bernie Rosenthal
• Nomad (Jack Monroe)
• Luther Manning (Clone)

Antagonists:

• Brand Corporation

Other Characters:

• Deathlok (Luther Manning)

• Godwulf
• Wasp
• NYPD
• Captain America (Steven Rogers) (Earth-7484) (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

Locations:

• Earth-616
  • Earth
    • United States of America
      • New York
        • New York City
          • Manhattan
            • Midtown
              • Fifth Avenue
                • Avengers Mansion
        • Long Island
          • Brand Corporation Labs
• Earth-7484
  • Earth
    • New York City

Items:

• Captain America's Uniform and Shield

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "One Man in Search of Himself"

Godwulf sends Luther Manning from the dystopian future of 1991 to the past so he can find the lost Deathlok. Unaccustomed to a populated city. Manning inadvertently draws attention to himself, but manages to evade the police. Meanwhile Steve Rogers meets with Bernie and they head to her parents' house to have dinner, but en route Bernie almost runs over Manning, who's making his way to an abandoned Brand facility, and to Bernie's frustration, Steve leaves to investigate. Cap catches up with Manning, who explains his mission. Breaking into the facility they find it fully operational and staffed by Roxxon agents, who they battle until Deathlok appears, and shoots Manning through the chest.

Solicit Synopsis

Get ready, cyborg fans, because Cap's path crosses with the clone of Luther Manning, sent back in time to discover the fate of Deathlok the Demolisher.

Notes

• This issue contains a letters page: Letters to the Living Legend. Letters are published from: Chris Harrison, Tom Long, Ralph Grifith, and Angie Cashdoller (Mike Zeck's aunt), and a reply from "Mikie".

See Also

• 3 image(s) from Captain America Vol 1 286
• 5 reprint(s) of Captain America Vol 1 286

Recommended Reading

• First Appearance of Deathlok (Luther Manning): Astonishing Tales #25

Links and References

• The Grand Comics Database: Captain America Vol 1 286 [1]