Captain America #241 Fear Grows In Brooklyn!

Issue Description

In his efforts to stop organized crime in Brooklyn, Captain America comes across his morally grey counterpart, the Punisher. Is Steve Rogers and Frank Castle alike in more ways than one? Find out in "Fear Grows in Brooklyn"!

Overview

While on his way to a job interview at a nearby publisher, Captain America saves a man under attack from local mobsters. While working on his first assignment at home, Cap hears a rifle shot, and upon catapulting to a nearby rooftop discovers the Punisher and the man that Cap had saved earlier, who is revealed to be a mob courier.After a brief confrontation, Punisher leaves to bomb the location of a secret meeting between mob leaders. The Punisher is stopped just in time, and is on the verge of being arrested by an undercover detective when he detonates his explosive, allowing him to flee under cover of smoke.

Captain America (1968)

Publisher

Marvel

Volume Description

Captain America is on his own at last, in the comic that started it all, the Super Soldier's story begins.

Continued from Tales of Suspense issue 99. Tales of Suspense was one of several horror-like anthologies that Marvel was publishing in the early 1960's, but just like its counterpart Tales To Astonish, after nearly one hundred issues the series changed its name, after it already went a completely new route featuring characters such as Iron Man and Captain America instead of horror stories. So it was that in 1968, the series became Captain America Volume 1 with its hundredth issue. Captain America ran on for three more decades much like its Incredible Hulk counterpart. The series concluded with issue 454, when the series was relaunched as Captain America vol. 2. After issue number 50 of Captain America vol. 5, that series returned to its original numbering started here in Volume 1, celebrating it's 600th issue.

This is the first solo Captain America series published by Marvel Comics, the previous series, Captain America Comics, had been published by Marvel’s predecessors Atlas and Timely respectively.

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