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927: Captain America #128 (v1)

"Mission: Stamp Out Satan's Angels"

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Editor-in-Chief:	Stan Lee

Cover Artists:	Marie Severin, Joe Sinnott

Writers:	Stan Lee

Pencilers:	Gene Colan

Inkers:	Dick Ayers

Colourists:	Sam Rosen

Letterers:	Artie Simek

Editors:	Stan Lee

Cover Date:	August 1970

Release Date:	May 1970

Story Arc:	-

Pages:	20

Cover Price:	$0.15

Times Read:	50

Times Rated:	29

Issue #127

Issue #129

FULL ORDER


925: Avengers #78 (v1)	926: Avengers #79 (v1)		928: Captain Ameri... #129 (v1)	929: Captain Ameri... #130 (v1)

ISSUE BLURB

Steve Rogers sheds the red, white, and blue, giving up the life of Captain America. He buys a motorcycle and travels across country. When he is pulled over and run in for not wearing a helmet, Satan's Angels decide to bail him out, the hard way.

ISSUE NOTES

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CHARACTER APPEARANCES

Main Characters
		Captain America
		Captain America last appeared in Avengers #79 (v1). Captain America next appears in Captain America #129 (v1).

Villains
		Red Skull
		Red Skull last appeared in Captain Marvel #17 (v1). Red Skull next appears in Captain America #129 (v1).

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COMMENTS


	Redsvetz Says:
	2012-02-26 17:42:14
	I love the cover on this one. Take that, you dirty biker-type hooligan!


	jfpj1991 Says:
	2013-04-06 20:40:36
	In that last panel, the Red Skull says that as if he isn't constantly able to keep tabs on the guy.


	Drax Says:
	2013-05-03 14:38:09
	It was a nice little story until they realized they had to finish it in one issue AND plug the Red Skull!


	podgejeff Says:
	2013-05-21 16:15:00
	I really don't understand how your average person would look at somebody like Captain America and say "he's a washed-up has-been". The dude is in peak physical shape for a human being, he's technically a man in his prime looks-wise, he leads the life of a superhero who has been popular for generations, and he's an American wartime hero in his own right. The guy's a secret agent whose job is beating up evil-doers. He's the most well-respected member of the Avengers. Yet some guy who is a tax accountant or something see him on tv and says "yeah that guy's boring!" And then Cap is naive enough to believe the ultra-stupid masses.

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