Captain America Vol 1 366

Part of the Acts of Vengeance event
Captain America #366
Previous Issue	Captain America #365
Next Issue	Captain America #367
Art by: Ron Lim and Danny Bulanadi
Release Date	November 7, 1989
Cover Date	January, 1990
Issue Details
Editor-in-Chief	Tom DeFalco

1. "Remote Control"
Appearances · Synopsis
Writer(s)	Mark Gruenwald
Penciler(s)	Ron Lim
Inker(s)	Danny Bulanadi
Colorist(s)	Nelson Yomtov
Letterer(s)	Jack Morelli
Editor(s)	Ralph Macchio
2. "Nowhere To Hyde!"
Appearances · Synopsis
Writer(s)	Mark Gruenwald
Penciler(s)	Mark Bagley
Inker(s)	Don Hudson
Colorist(s)	Nelson Yomtov
Letterer(s)	Jack Morelli

 You're not one to be trusted are you, sir? 

—Loki (to the Red Skull)

Appearing in "Remote Control"

Featured Characters:

• ⏴ Captain America ⏵

Supporting Characters:

• ⏴ Henry Pym ⏵

Antagonists:

• Red Skull
• Crossbones
• Controller
• ⏴ Voice ⏵

Other Characters:

• Namor (unconscious)
• Fabian Stankiewicz
• Acts of Vengeance Prime Movers
  • Dr. Doom (revealed later to be a robot)
  • Magneto
  • Kingpin
  • Wizard
  • Mandarin
• Loki
• ⏴ Thor ⏵
• Juggernaut
• Diamondback

Locations:

• Washington, D.C.
  • Smith Building
• New York State
  • New York City
    • Queens
    • Manhattan
      • Upper Broadway

Items:

• Captain America's Shield
• Captain America's Uniform
• Mjolnir

Vehicles:

• Sky-Cycle

Synopsis for "Remote Control"

Captain America enlists the aid of Hank Pym in removing the Controller's slave disc from an unconscious Namor. However, the two are forced to admit that the only person who knows how to safely remove it is the Controller himself.

In downtown Queens, the Controller joins a crowd of civilians as they watch Thor battle the Juggernaut. Crossbones spots Controller who refuses orders to return to Red Skull's headquarters. Crossbones had anticipated this and has the Voice use his powers to compel the Controller to follow directions. Captain America stows aboard Crossbones' plane and battles the Controller, who eventually leaves Cap for defeated, incorrectly believing that he had implanted him with a slave disc.

At the Red Skull's headquarters, the Skull commands the Controller to place a slave disc on the mysterious man who is trying to ally the world's greatest supervillains together. The controller places the disc, but the man reveals that he is immune to its effects before teleporting away.

Appearing in "Nowhere To Hyde!"

Featured Characters:

• Cobra

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

• Mister Hyde

Other Characters:

Locations:

• New York City
  • Lower Manhattan

Items:

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "Nowhere To Hyde!"

Cobra and Mr. Hyde continue their battle from the previous issue. Eventually, Hyde appears to have Cobra at his mercy, but his opponent reveals that he has poisoned Hyde, who now only has a minute to live.

Solicit Synopsis

The Red Skull orders Crossbones to help the super-villains who've escaped from the Vault. And to stop Captain America from intercepting him, the Red Skull sends Iron Man's enemy, the Controller! Plus: Cobra and Mr. Hyde were once partners, now Mr. Hyde is out to kill Cobra. Why are they trying to kill each other?

Notes

• Part of the Acts of Vengeance event.

• This issue contains a letters page, American Graffiti. Letters are published from: James Fitzgerald, Howard T. Kidd, and Patrick B. Milano.

• Story takes place within the events of Mighty Thor Vol 1 411 - Thor Vol 1 412.

• This issue has a very infamous panel where it looks like the Voice is saying "Captain America, I command you to wank!" (wank being British slang for masturbate).

See Also

• 1 image(s) from Captain America Vol 1 366
• 4 reprint(s) of Captain America Vol 1 366

Links and References

• Marvel Unlimited Link

• The Grand Comics Database: Captain America Vol 1 366 [1]