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Captain
America (1) #127 (1970)
Writer:
Stan Lee
Penciler: Gene Colan
Inker: Wally Wood
Letterer: Art Semek
Captain
America aids Nick Fury in testing out S.H.I.E.L.D. latest body-armor, the
Protecto-suit. Later while giving it a field test, Fury and his agents
have thier suits sabotaged by A.I.M.,
leading to suspicion of Captain America as a traitor.
- Continuity
Notes
- Cover
Appearence
- Appearances
by Dum Dum and Sharon
Carter
- Daily
Bugle editor Joe
Robertson
is an old friend
of Nick
Fury and
agrees to sit on a
story regarding
S.H.I.E.L.D.
- Reprinted
in Essential
Captain
America
3
Review
When did Nick Fury ever not manipulate poor Cap? Stan Lee's story is
devoid of an ounce of suspense as to who is the real traitor and
the melodramatic moods of Captain America is getting old by now (ooh
poor Bucky, ooh poor Peggy, ooh poor Sharon), The art as always,
is fabulous; Sharon Carter never looked as good as she did under
the pencil of Gene Colan. Kudos to the great Wally Wood of course. It
is interesting to compare the conversation Fury has with Joe Robertson
with scenes years later in The Pulse during the Secret War crossover.
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