#237
Direct
September 1979 · 0.40 USD · 36 pages
On sale 1979-06-12
Rated Approved by the Comics Code Authority
UPC 0714860245309
Synopsis
Sharon Carter's "death" revealed. Steve Rogers begins a career as a commercial artist. The World War II survival, Anna Kapplebaum, recounts her experience of a Nazi deathcamp Diebenwald (fictional) which included watching her parents being beaten to death in front of her eyes and the loss of her siblings. She spent more than six years in the camp, and only days before the expected liberation from Allied Forces was rescued by Captain America, narrowly escaping the final purge of witnesses ordered by Colonel Steiger.
Notes
On-sale date from The Comic Reader #169.
Reprinted in
- Capitaine America #96/97
- Captain America #25
- Essential Captain America #7— black and white
- We Spoke Out: Comic Books and the Holocaust #[nn]
- Marvel Masterworks: Captain America #13
- Captain America Omnibus #5
Credits
- Script
- Roger McKenzie
- Plot
- Chris Claremont
- Pencils
- Keith Pollard
- Inks
- Al Milgrom, Don Perlin
- Colours
- George Roussos
- Letters
- Gaspar Saladino
- Editor
- Roger Stern
- Assistant editor
- Jim Salicrup
- Breakdowns
- Sal Buscema
- E. heinl
- Elaine Heinl
- Editor-in-chief
- Jim Shooter
- Finished art
- Don Perlin
- Page one
- Gaspar Saladino
- Stan's soapbox
- Stan Lee
Characters
- Steve Rogers
- Captain America
- Carol Danvers
- Sam Wilson
- Anna Kapplebaum
- Wasp
- Josh Cooper
- Vision
- Peter Parker
- Ms. Marvel
- Nick Fury
- Falcon
- Janet Van Dyne
- Giant-Man
- Bill Foster
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