—Captain America (Steve Rogers)I guess I do tend to patronize those in the crime-fighting business who are younger than I am! But then almost everyone in the business is younger than I am!
Appearing in "To Tame a Tumbler"
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Antagonists:
- Mr. Matthews
- Guardian Life Insurance Company
Other Characters:
- Tumbler (Michael Keane) (First appearance)
- Tumbler (John Robert Keane) (Only in flashback)
- Jonathan Powers (Named only)
- Otto Octavius (Named only)
- Calvin Zabo (Named only)
- Klaus Voorhees (Named only)
- Silas King (Named only)
- Samuel Smithers (Named only)
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Synopsis for "To Tame a Tumbler"
Captain America stops Michael Keane, the new Tumbler, from robbing the GLIC offices. The acrobat's skills allow him to escape, but he forgets his loot, a life insurance policy for the original Tumbler. Tumbler returns home to find Cap waiting for him. After a skirmish Cap convinces Tumbler to investigate GLIC and offers to help. The two return to the GLIC offices to find Matthews and his security guards relocating their policy records in response to the break-in. Cap and Tumbler sneak into the building and discover that GLIC has policies on several costumed criminals as part of an elaborate fraud scheme. Though Matthews and his men catch them in the act, Cap and Tumbler are able to overcome the daunting odds and subdue their opponents. Cap and Tumbler turn the GLIC personnel over to the police and Cap accepts Tumbler's offer of breakfast. Keane tells Cap that with his goals accomplished, he's retiring as the Tumbler.
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Links and References
- The Grand Comics Database: Captain America Vol 1 291 [1]