Cover by Scott Kolins & Chris Sotomayor

Adam II

First Appearance and Origin: What If..? #4 (1977)
Significant Issues: Vs All-Winners Squad, destroyed (What If..? #4, 1977); Earth-8206 counterpart defeated by multiple Captain Americas (Captain America Annual #6, 1982)

Agents of Atlas

First Appearance: (1950s Avengers of Reality-9904) What If..? #9 (1978); ("G-Men") Agents of Atlas #1 (2006); (Agents of Atlas) Agents of Atlas #6 (2007)
Origin: Agents of Atlas #1-6 (2006-2007)
Significant Issues: Similar alternate-reality 1950s team formed as the Avengers (What If..? #9, 1978); 1950s Avengers’ alternate reality erased by Immortus (Avengers Forever #4-6, 1999); Woo’s G-Men formed in 1958 to rescue Eisenhower from Claw, defeated Shadow Warriors and captured Nazi scientist Fritz Voltzmann (Agents of Atlas #1, 2006); clashed with Atlas forces, foiled Atlas dream ray plot, aided by Magar the Mystic & Admiral Peter Noble, subdued rampaging mutated dog Laika (Temple of Atlas blog, www.marvel.com, 2006); forced to disband six months after team’s founding (Agents of Atlas #1, 2006); Woo nearly killed in modern era trying to uncover Atlas, taken into S.H.I.E.L.D. custody, Woo freed & rejuvenated by Hale, Grayson & M-11, group became fugitives (Agents of Atlas #1, 2006); Woo’s group pursued by S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Derek Khanata, Venus located in Africa by Khanata’s cousin Kal’Ti, Khanata convinced Woo’s team to let him accompany them in exchange for finding Venus, Woo’s group reunited with Venus, Woo attacked by Claw, origin of Gorilla Man revealed (Agents of Atlas #2, 2006); vs Claw constructs, investigated Atlas temple entrance in San Francisco, Grayson’s origin revealed, learned Namora might still be alive, located Namora’s tomb (Agents of Atlas #3, 2006); vs sea monsters to free Namora, revived & recruited Namora, shut down a slew of subversive Atlas operations posing as legitimate businesses, vacationed in Fiji (Agents of Atlas #4, 2007); fought among themselves after learning Venus had formerly been a monstrous naiad & that M-11 was spying on the group for Atlas, made peace with each other, convinced M-11 to stop helping Atlas monitor them (Agents of Atlas #5, 2007); entered the Temple of Atlas, met Atlas leader Claw/Master Plan & his dragon advisor Mr. Lao, learned the truth about Jimmy Woo’s heritage & his destiny as new Atlas leader, Atlas leadership accepted by Woo in hopes of making Atlas a force for good, Plan consumed by Lao to mark shift in power, Woo’s team stayed on as new covert Agents of Atlas after faking their deaths, group’s survival concealed from S.H.I.E.L.D. by Khanata, Khanata surprised to learn that his family name stems from a long-ago alliance between his bloodline & Mongol people of Khan who founded Atlas (Agents of Atlas #6, 2007)

A.I.M.

First Appearance: Tales of Suspense #75 (1966); (as THEM) Tales of Suspense #78 (1966); (as A.I.M.) Strange Tales #146 (1966)
Significant Issues: Made attempt at Wakanda's vibranium, vs T'Challa (Avengers #87, 1971); hired Wild Pack to steal EMCHAC from Hydra (X-Force #8, 1992); hired Batroc to steal Inferno 42 (Tales of Suspense #75-76, 1966); via THEM, supplied Fixer (Strange Tales #142-143, 1966); made attempt on Nick Fury's life (Tales of Suspense #78, 1966); created Cosmic Cube (Tales of Suspense #79-80, 1966); attempted to force Fury out of S.H.I.E.L.D., organization exposed to U.S. government (Strange Tales #146-149, 1966); first Adaptoid vs Captain America (Tales of Suspense #82-84, 1966); made another attempt on Fury's life (Tales of Suspense #92, 1967); M.O.D.O.K. revealed to be A.I.M.'s leader (Tales of Suspense #93-94, 1967); clashed with Yellow Claw over Ultimate Annihilator (Strange Tales #163, 1967); Michael Mordius attempted to duplicate Iron Man's armor (Iron Man #1, 1968); sent "Walking Stiletto" after Sharon Carter (Captain America #114, 1969); thwarted Red Skull's use of Cosmic Cube (Captain America #117-119, 1969); agent Grizzly fomented disruptions on university campus (Captain America #120, 1969); vs Fantastic Four & Captain America (Fantastic Four: The World's Greatest Comics Magazine! #4, 2001); sent Cyborg after Captain America (Captain America #124, 1970); Ralph Ryder sabotaged Android X-4 (Captain America #127, 1970); used android Bucky against Captain America (Captain America #130-132, 1970); used Bulldozer against Captain America (Captain America #133, 1971); sought Ted Sallis' Super-Soldier Serum (Savage Tales #1, 1971); vs Ka-Zar over Super-Soldier Serum (Astonishing Tales #12-13, 1972); Victorius became A.I.M. faction leader (Astonishing Tales #18-20, 1973); alongside Grey Gargoyle, vs Captain America & Spider-Man (Marvel Team-Up #13, 1973); transformed Betty Ross into Harpy (Incredible Hulk #167-169, 1973); had Baron Samedi create pseudo-zombies (Strange Tales #171, 1973); spied on Doctor Doom, Red Skull & Fu Manchu (Iron Man #74, 1975); revealed to have divided against M.O.D.O.K. (Iron Man Annual #4, 1977); sent Scorpion & Destructor after Ms. Marvel (Ms. Marvel #1-4, 1977); employed Deathbird during civil war (Ms. Marvel #7-10, 1977); sought Ralph Rider's nuclear device (Nova #12/Amazing Spider-Man #171, 1977); sought quantum bands (Quasar #1, 1989); vs Defenders (Defenders #57, 1978); Delia Childress studied Doc Samson (Marvel Team-Up #102, 1981); created Virus X (Marvel Two-in-One #81-82, 1981); took visitors of Project: Neptune hostage (Iron Man #161, 1982); Ramona Starr forced Ka-Zar to aid A.I.M. (Ka-Zar the Savage #18-25, 1982-1983); attempted to reclaim Cosmic Cube (Captain America Annual #7, 1983); Cavorite Crystal stolen by Team America (New Mutants #6, 1983); civil war ended, both factions turned on M.O.D.O.K. (Incredible Hulk #289-290, 1983); Timekeeper sought Holly-Ann Ember's power (Marvel Graphic Novel #16, 1985); hired Serpent Society to kill M.O.D.O.K. (Captain America #312, 1985); reanimated M.O.D.O.K.'s body against Iron Man (Iron Man #205, 1986); conquered Boca Caliente (Iron Man #207, 1986); Clytemnestra Erwin revealed to be A.I.M. spy (Iron Man #216, 1987); made alliance with Nuwali (Fantastic Four #316, 317, 1988); first employed S.O.D.A.M. (Solo Avengers #14-16, 1989); hired Hulk against Maggia (Iron Man #246-247/Incredible Hulk #361, 1989); agent George Prufrock transformed into Lifeform (Punisher Annual #3, 1990); returned to arms dealing, rehabilitated S.O.D.A.M. into M.O.D.A.M. (Quasar #9, 1990); sent Klaw to analyze Volcana (Fantastic Four Annual #24, 1991); A.I.M. Island raided by Hydra (Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #23, 1991); Island Expo raided by Captain America (Captain America #411-414, 1993); sought the Anomaly from Iron Fist (Marvel Comics Presents #125-129, 1993); illegal mining operation in Savage Land halted by Captain America & Black Panther (Captain America #415-417, 1993); allied with Earth-8410's Evelyn Necker (Death's Head III #8-12, 1993); Highwayman vs Iron Fist (Marvel Comics Presents #137, 1993); vs Iron Man & Omega Red (Iron Man #296-297, 1992); took over A.R.M.S. (Spider-Man #43, 1994); turned against Sons of the Serpent (Marvel Comics Presents #152-155, 1994); used A.R.M.S. resources against Annex (Annex #1-4, 1994); Batch 13 Adaptoid vs Fantastic Force (Fantastic Force #4, 1995); Shi'ar vessel salvage halted by Fury (Marvel Comics Presents #174, 1995); attempted creation of new Cosmic Cube (Avengers #387-388/Captain America #440-441, 1995); vs Hydra over their genetic experiments (Sabretooth & Mystique #1-4, 1996); vs Cyclops & Jean Grey (Uncanny X-Men #352, 1998); attempted conquest of Zenith Island (Marvel Comics 1998 Annual Starring Iron Man & Captain America, 1998); raided by Ivan the Terrible (Maverick #10-12, 1998); dealt with corrupt politician Phil Oxnard (Captain America #13, 1999); dealt with Junior Gates (Avengers #13, 1999); vs Deadpool (Deadpool #26, 1999); vs U.S.Agent (Captain America #20, 1999); resurrected Snowbird, hired Kane vs Wolverine & Alpha Flight (Wolverine #142-143, 1999); briefly taken over by XERO (X-51 #10-12, 2000); raided by Zaran (Marvel Knights #4, 2000); revived Protocide, used him against Captain America (Captain America #25-40, 2000-2001); vs Spider-Man over unusual cat (Amazing Spider-Man #27, 2001); allied with Fenris, used nanoprobes on Atlantis (Citizen V & the V-Battalion #1-2, 2001); used Ghost to bomb rival companies (Iron Man #42-45, 2001); vs Black Panther in Africa (Avengers #43, 2001); allied with Headmen (Defenders #9-10, 2001); used Elements of Doom (Avengers #56, 2002); caused "Red Zone" bioweapon attack (Avengers #67, 2003); raided the World (New X-Men #143-144, 2003); used Blizzard in cryo-cannon plot (She-Hulk #1, 2004); identity disc sought by villains (Identity Disc #1-5, 2004); aided Deadpool in reviving Cable (Cable & Deadpool #11, 2005); vs Captain America in France (Captain America #3, 2005); vs X-23 (X-23 #3-4, 2005); sought to enlist Scorpion/Camilla Black (Amazing Fantasy #7-12, 2005); aided LMDs (Livewires #4, 2005); began construction on Null, halted by S.H.I.E.L.D. (Wolverine #30, 2005); sent M.O.D.O.C. Squad after Captain America (Captain America #8, 2005); made attempts at Uni-Power (Captain Universe/Incredible Hulk #1 / Captain Universe/Daredevil #1 / Captain Universe/X-23 #1, 2006); hired Bullseye to kill Ruby Thursday (I ♥ Marvel: Outlaw Love #1, 2006); Pilsburg raided by Crossbones & Sin (Captain America #16-17, 2006); turned Black Widow/Yelena Belova into new Super-Adaptoid (New Avengers Annual #1, 2006); sought Cosmic Ring (Marvel Team-Up #20, 2006); dealt with Ricadonna (Daughters of the Dragon #5-6, 2006); held Christmas party (Marvel Holiday Special, 2007)

All-American

First Appearance: (As Mr. Magnificent) Kickers, Inc. #1 (1986); (as All-American) D.P.7 #21 (1988)
Origin: Kickers, Inc. #1 (1986)
Significant Issues: Underwent brother’s experimental procedure shortly after White Event, paranormal powers triggered, led Smashers to victory in Superbowl but found victory hollow, brother murdered, founded Kickers, Inc. to do good deeds (Kickers, Inc. #1, 1986); press launch for Kickers, Inc., defeated terrorist-backed gang in Bronx, made enemy of the Fist (Kickers, Inc. #2, 1986); investigated Westchester witch cult, exposed Professor Jordan’s manipulations, left Don Cannelloni’s men to administer justice (Kickers, Inc. #3, 1987); played against Wreckers, intimidated brutal player Mack Thornton into quitting football (Kickers, Inc. #4, 1987); encountered D.P.7 (Kickers, Inc #5, 1987); targeted for revenge by crippled Professor Jordan (New Avengers #16, 2006); stopped plane hijacking, drew C.I.A. attention (Kickers, Inc. #6, 1987); stopped villainous circus troop, worried about own strength after injuring opponents, voluntarily submitted himself for Commission drug testing (Kickers, Inc. #7, 1987); failed to show for Superbowl (Kickers, Inc. #8, 1987); suspended from team, played team owner in public charity match to prevent Smashers being sold out-of-state, won but earned owner’s enmity (Kickers, Inc. #9, 1987); duped into mission to San Leandro by C.I.A., rescued captured pilots but forced to kill (Kickers, Inc. #10, 1987); helped blackmailed team janitor capture drug smugglers (Kickers, Inc. #11, 1987); indefinitely suspended from football, participated in sponsored race, drawn into bizarre C.I.A. test which confirmed their suspicions about his powers (Kickers, Inc. #12, 1987); approached by C.I.A., rebuffed them, joined U.S. Army to prevent further C.I.A. manipulation or pressure, trained & given new All-American identity, sent to investigate Pitt & recruit paranormals (D.P.7 #21, 1988); sent new paranormal recruits to Fort Benning for training (D.P.7 #22, 1988); put under command of Major Blizzard, sent with Paranormal Platoon to South Africa to kill paranormal claiming responsibility for Pitt disaster, discovered it was South African plot, freed hostages & returned to U.S., promoted & put in joint command of paranormal defense force (The War #1-4, 1989-1990); gathered alongside other paranormals by Nightmask to battle extradimensional villain Skeletron (Quasar #56-57/Starblast #4, 1994)

Apocalypse Beast

First Appearance: Fantastic Four/Iron Man: Big in Japan #3 (2006)
Origin: Fantastic Four/Iron Man: Big in Japan #4 (2006)
Significant Issues: Giant monsters went berserk in anticipation of Apocalypse Beast's arrival (Fantastic Four/Iron Man: Big in Japan #1-2, 2005-2006); returned to Earth, headed towards Monster Island (Fantastic Four/Iron Man: Big in Japan #3, 2006); Moloids launched attack on immune system, defeated, killed (Fantastic Four/Iron Man: Big in Japan #4, 2006)

Avalanche

First Appearance: X-Men #141 (1981)
Origin: Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Deluxe Edition #1 (1985)
Significant Issues: As member of Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, alongside Pyro, sent by Mystique to oppose Ms Marvel/Carol Danvers, defeated (Marvel Super-Heroes #11, 1992); alongside Brotherhood, sought to assassinate Senator Kelly, opposed by X-Men, defeated (X-Men #141/Uncanny X-Men #142, 1981); with Brotherhood, liberated from Ryker’s Island prison by Mystique & Rogue, vs Avengers & Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew, defeated (Avengers Annual #10, 1981); attempted to blackmail state of California for ransom by threatening to trigger San Andreas Fault, opposed by Landslide & Hulk, defeated after he attempted to use his power on Hulk resulting in a backlash that shattered every bone in both his arms (Incredible Hulk #263, 1981); with Brotherhood, transported to Windust Prison, liberated by Mystique & Rogue, sought to aid in Brotherhood’s battle with Rom but power misfired due to broken arms resulting in Blob & Pyro being defeated, recaptured (Rom #31, 1982); arms healed, alongside Brotherhood, ambushed Colossus, vs X-Men & Amanda Sefton as diversion from Mystique’s attack on Xavier, defeated but released in exchange for Xavier’s life (Uncanny X-Men #177-178, 1984); with Brotherhood, became government-sponsored Freedom Force team under proviso of successful capture of Magneto, opposed by X-Men, defeated, Magneto still surrendered to Freedom Force’s custody (Uncanny X-Men #199, 1985); with Freedom Force, met new teammate Spider-Woman/Julia Carpenter (Avengers West Coast #84, 1992); with Freedom Force, sent to arrest X-Men, defeated them, prevented from arresting them due to lack of warrant (Uncanny X-Men #206, 1986); with Freedom Force, sent to arrest Rusty Collins, opposed by X-Factor (X-Factor #8-9, 1986); with Freedom Force, sent to arrest Avengers for supposed treason, confronted Avengers east & west coast, defeated them, transported them to the Vault (Avengers Annual #15, 1986); with Brotherhood, encountered Quicksilver & Zodiac LMD’s who had been recruited to apprehend Avengers after their escape (West Coast Avengers Annual #1, 1986); alongside Blob & Pyro, helped train replacement Captain America John Walker (Captain America #333, 1987); with Freedom Force, met new teammates Crimson Commando, Stonewall & Super Sabre (Uncanny X-Men #223, 1987); with Freedom Force, sent to arrest X-Men, opposed by them, witnessed Adversary’s manipulation of time & space, alongside X-Men, opposed dinosaurs & other time-displaced threats, witnessed X-Men’s battle with Adversary & their apparent deaths (Uncanny X-Men #225-227, 1988); with Freedom Force, vs New Mutants after Magik sought to kill Forge in revenge for seemed death of her brother Colossus, defeated them (New Mutants #65, 1988); with Freedom Force, confronted by Cyclops & Marvel Girl/Jean Grey over whereabouts of Cyclops’ son (X-Factor #30-31, 1988); with Blob & Pyro, celebrated X-Men’s seeming demise (Captain America #339, 1988); with Freedom Force, took Alliance of Evil into custody after their defeat by X-Factor, witnessed X-Factor’s signing of Mutant Registration Act (X-Factor #33, 1988); with Freedom Force, alongside Captain America/John Walker & Battle Star, sought to lure Resistants into trap, incapacitated by falling rock leaving Captain America to defeat Resistants (Captain America #346, 1988); with Freedom Force, again sent to arrest Collins, opposed by New Mutants, captured Collins & Skids (New Mutants #78 & 80, 1989); with Freedom Force, sent to rescue Senator Kelly from Señor Muerte, destroyed Muerte’s base of operations (Marvel Comics Presents #41, 1990); with Freedom Force, alongside Forge, vs Reavers on Muir Isle, wounded by Lady Deathstrike, learned of deaths of Destiny & Stonewall after Reavers retreated (Uncanny X-Men #255/X-Men Forever #2, 1989/2001); alongside Blob & Pyro, attacked Avengers, escaped with Pyro after Blob was defeated by Doctor Pym (Avengers #312/Punisher #29, 1989/1990); left out of mission to capture Hulk due to injuries (Incredible Hulk #369, 1990); alongside Mystique & Spiral, sought to arrest Firestar as unregistered mutant (Marvel Comics Presents #82-83, 1991); with Freedom Force, sought to liberate Mystique from Arms of Salvation (Marvel Comics Presents #86, 1991); with Freedom Force, sent to oppose attempted breakout at Vault, alongside Avengers, vs Hydro-Man, X-Ray & others, briefly imprisoned by Klaw until freed by Vision, defeated escapees (Avengers: Death Trap – The Vault, 1991); with Freedom Force, sent to Kuwait to recover German physicist Reinhold Kurtzmann, opposed by Desert Sword, injured by landmines, rescued critically-injured Crimson Commando, escaped alongside him leaving Blob & Pyro to be captured (New Mutants Annual #7/Uncanny X-Men Annual #15/X-Factor Annual #6, 1991); alongside Commando, as agents of Project: Wideawake, sent to investigate Empyrean’s island, confronted by former teammates Blob & Pyro as members of Toad’s Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, made peace with them, alongside them, opposed X-Men, chose to remain on island with former teammates (X-Men Annual #2, 1993); alongside Commando, as agents of The Department, opposed Forge, Polaris & Random (X-Factor #102, 1994); while still government agent, secretly allied with Mystique to help her avenge Destiny’s death, activities uncovered by X-Factor, defeated by Strong Guy (X-Factor #108-109, 1994); rescued dying Pyro from X-Men & S.H.I.E.L.D. (Uncanny X-Men #338, 1996); sought to aid Pyro in obtaining cure for Legacy Virus, joined band of Legacy Virus-infected mutants allied with Exodus in seeking whereabouts of High Evolutionary & obtaining Isotope E, captured members of Knights of Wundagore to interrogate as to Evolutionary’s whereabouts, opposed escaping Knights, defeated by Lord Anon, alongside Acolytes, dispatched to Savage Land to kidnap Evolutionary & steal Isotope E, vs Evolutionary, Quicksilver & Knights, defeated by Quicksilver, abandoned by Acolytes, betrayed by Exodus (Quicksilver #6 & 8-9, 1998); with Mystique’s new Brotherhood of Mutants, trained with new trial members including Sabre (X-Men #106, 2000); with Brotherhood, sought to assassinate Senator Kelly, defeated by X-Men, witnessed Pyro’s sacrifice to stop Post killing Kelly (Cable #87, 2001); as member of X-Corps, captured Abyss & Fever Pitch to prevent their battle from destroying Berlin, opposed anti-mutant Acculturation Resistance Movement, confronted by X-Men, alongside Blob, joined Mystique – disguised as Surge - in usurping control of X-Corps from Banshee, opposed by X-Men, seemingly killed Radius, destroyed Eiffel Tower, escaped after Mystique pulled into portal within Abyss (Uncanny X-Men #401-406, 2002); alongside Blob, captured & interrogated by Weapon X (Weapon X #4, 2003); attacked Manhattan, defeated by powerless Wolfsbane (New Mutants #9, 2004); as member of Exodus’ Brotherhood of Mutants, attacked Independence Hall in Philadelphia, opposed by X-Men, defeated by Rogue, escaped (X-Men #161, 2004); with Brotherhood, attacked Xavier Institute, opposed by X-Men, Nocturne, & Mindee of Stepford Cuckoos, alongside Juggernaut & Nocturne, pulled into black hole within Xorn’s mind (X-Men #162-164, 2004); with Brotherhood, alongside Juggernaut & Nocturne, revealed to have emerged in Mojoworld & struck deal with Mojo for Juggernaut & Nocturne in exchange for cash & prizes (Uncanny X-Men #460, 2005); revealed to have retained mutant nature after "M-Day" (X-Men: The 198 Files, 2006)

Black Cat

First Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man #194 (1979)
Origin: Amazing Spider-Man #205 (1980); Spider-Man and the Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #5 (2006)
Significant Issues: Told father died in plane crash, discovered he was really in jail, trained to become cat burglar (Uncanny Origins #10, 1997); as Black Cat, broke father out of jail, encountered Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #194/Uncanny Origins #10, 1979/1997); vs Spider-Man, apparently died falling into rocky shoreline while father died at home (Amazing Spider-Man #195/Uncanny Origins #10, 1979/1997); vs Spider-Man, stole "Golden Lovers" (Amazing Spider-Man #204, 1980); caught by Spider-Man, acted as if obsessed with Spider-Man, brought to psychiatric hospital (Amazing Spider-Man #205, 1980); escaped psychiatric hospital, offered to go straight for sake of relationship with Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #226, 1980); broke promise, attempted to steal Quest’s End gem, caught by Spider-Man but escaped into East River (Amazing Spider-Man #227, 1980); returned during gang war between Doctor Octopus & Owl, stole activator from Kingpin, nearly killed by Doctor Octopus & Owl (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #74-75, 1983); crushed neutron bomb activator, rushed to hospital by Spider-Man (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #76, 1983); visited in hospital by Doctor Octopus, life support equipment wrecked by him (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #77, 1983); in hospital (Amazing Spider-Man #239, 1983); recounted out of body experience, Spider-Man prepared to defend Felicia from vengeful Doctor Octopus, refused to see Spider-Man unmasked, Doctor Octopus defeated by Spider-Man (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #78-79, 1983); left hospital bed, back in costume (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #82, 1983); proposed to Spider-Man about future crime-fighting partnership (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #83, 1983); discharged from hospital, introduced Spider-Man to her mother (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #84, 1983); vs Hobogoblin, interfered in Spider-Man's battle (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #85, 1983); shown by Spider-Man where he worked, vs Fly at Daily Bugle (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #86, 1984); shown Spider-Man's secret identity & home, horrified at mundane world of Peter Parker, vs gang of crooks (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #87, 1984); vs Mr. Hyde, took advantage of fight between Hyde & Cobra to defeat both, recognized her liability in battle, fled injured Spider-Man (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #88, 1984); sought super powers from Avengers & Fantastic Four, made deal with Kingpin, given superhuman powers (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #89, 1984); searched city for Spider-Man, first saw him in his black costume (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #90, 1984); vs Blob (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #91, 1984); vs Answer, investigating for Kingpin (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #92, 1984); broke up with Spider-Man, pretended to be held hostage by Answer thus enabling Answer to obtain Silvermane's body, reunited with Spider-Man (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #93, 1984); helped Spider-Man after battle with Silvermane, alongside Spider-Man, fought over Dagger by Silvermane, Cloak, & Rose's men, confronted by Spider-Man over new abilities, Kingpin called in debt while Spider-Man attacked, ruined Kingpin's plan to use Dagger to heal wife Vanessa (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #94-96, 1984); dodged Spider-Man's confrontation over powers & secrets (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #97, 1984); confessed secrets to Spider-Man regarding powers & deal with Kingpin (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #98, 1985); made cloth black costume for Spider-Man, made failed attempt to confront Kingpin while Spider-Man vs Spot (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #99, 1985); argued with Spider-Man over secrets (Amazing Spider-Man #266, 1985); learned truth from Kingpin about bad luck powers, attempted to break up with Spider-Man, Spider-Man broke up with her first (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #100, 1985); returned to action as Black Cat on Christmas Eve, acted like "Robin Hood" robbing from thieves to give to poor, stole stolen jewels to give to orphanage (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #113, 1986); bad luck powers removed, beaten up by Foreigner's men (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #115, 1986); attacked by Sabretooth, defended by Spider-Man (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #116, 1986); in new costume with gold shoulderpads, confronted Doctor Strange, vs Foreigner, agreed to destroy Spider-Man (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #117, 1986); apartment firebombed, vs Blaze, reunited with Spider-Man (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #123, 1986); teamed with Spider-Man, Daredevil, & Falcon to enable Kingpin to return to power thus ending city wide gang war in his absence (Amazing Spider-Man #288, 1987); made Spider-Man three cloth black costumes while Spider-Man was in Berlin (Amazing Spider-Man #289, 1987); in new blue costume with cat ears, ended scheme with Foreigner, fled America leaving note explaining everything to Peter (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #128-129, 1986); alongside Dagger, shopped & went dancing (Strange Tales #10, 1988); returned from Europe unaware Spider-Man was married (Amazing Spider-Man #306, 1988); searched for Parker who had since changed residences (Amazing Spider-Man #308, 1988); beaten by Venom/Eddie Brock, learned Parker was married (Amazing Spider-Man #316, 1989); suspected Moon Knight of robbery committed by Midnight/Jeffrey Wilde (Marc Spector: Moon Knight #4-5, 1989); in Paris, set up by Kingpin to steal French Crown Jewels (Marvel Comics Presents #57, 1990); dated Flash Thompson (Amazing Spider-Man #329-330, 1990); threatened Mary Jane that she would destroy her marriage (Amazing Spider-Man #331, 1990); dated Flash Thompson (Amazing Spider-Man #335 & 337, 1990); picnicked in park with Parkers, defended Flash vs Tarantula/Luis Alvarez (Amazing Spider-Man #341, 1990); vs Scorpion/Mac Gargan, helped powerless Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #342, 1990); vs Femme Fatales, Chameleon & Scorpion, left powerless as Spider-Man regained his powers, believed she had hidden her secret ID from Flash (Amazing Spider-Man #343, 1991); skated & attended concert with Flash (Amazing Spider-Man #346-347, 1991); at Daily Bugle charity ball for homeless, powerless but in costume, helped people escape from Firebrand (Web of Spider-Man #77-78, 1991); supported Mary Jane while Spider-Man held captive by Silvermane, helped Spider-Man escape using detective skills (Web of Spider-Man #80, 1991); at birthday party with Flash (Spider-Man #23, 1992); at 50’s dance with Flash, bored with "normal" life (Amazing Spider-Man #359, 1992); tested out security system for Lester Cromwell in Westchester, vs Hydro-Man (Web of Spider-Man Annual #8, 1992); gathered at Four Freedoms Plaza, altered to Doppelganger (Infinity War #3/Wonder Man #13, 1992); checked on Peter when his parents supposedly showed up alive (Amazing Spider-Man #368, 1992); met Peter’s replicoid parents, went to Tinkerer for technology (Amazing Spider-Man #369, 1992); enhanced abilities gained from Tinkerer, helped Spider-Man vs Scorpion & Spider-Slayers (Amazing Spider-Man #270, 1992); vs Spider-Slayers (Amazing Spider-Man #372, 1993); alongside Solo, hired to steal back stolen painting from headquarters of Romulus Exports (Amazing Spider-Man Annual #27, 1993); at Harry Osborn's funeral (Spider-Man Unlimited #1, 1993); encouraged Spider-Man to partner with Venom vs Team Carnage (Spider-Man #35, 1993); alongside Venom, vs Carnage (Spectacular Spider-Man #201, 1993); at Deep nightclub (Web of Spider-Man #102, 1993); obtained sonic gun (Amazing Spider-Man #379, 1993); injured arm, saved by Nightwatch, went home & quit costumed life (Spider-Man #36/Web of Spider-Man #103, 1993); helped Spider-Man & Venom vs Carnage (Amazing Spider-Man Unlimited #2, 1993); at reading of Harry Osborn's will (Spectacular Spider-Man #204, 1993); wanted revenge against Tombstone for hurting Flash (Spectacular Spider-Man #205, 1993); webbed by Spider-Man to stop her from attacking Tombstone again (Spectacular Spider-Man #206, 1993); proposed marriage to Flash (Spectacular Spider-Man #209, 1994); marriage proposal rejected by Flash, Flash admitted he knew her secret identity all along (Spectacular Spider-Man #210, 1993); alongside Spider-Man & Gambit, vs Silencers (Web of Spider-Man #113, 1994); alongside Spider-Man, vs Cardiac, accepted job to find Chimera, on Colbalt's yacht, vs Faze, formed Cat's Eye Investigations with Proust and Loop (Felicia Hardy: The Black Cat #1-4, 1994); vs First Strike, returned to wearing costume, investigated disappearance of Tricia Lane, nearly raped by Mr. Brownstone/Garrison Klum, imprisoned, revealed being date raped in college, vs Francis Klum, exonerated (Spider-Man and the Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #1-6, 2002-2006); alongside Wolverine, trapped by Arcade (Wolverine & The Black Cat: Claws #1-3, 2006); alongside Puma, struggled with her bestial nature due to influence of Rock of Life (Sensational Spider-Man #26-27, 2006); active in Heroes for Hire (Heroes for Hire #1, 2006); with Heroes for Hire, confronted Captain America (Heroes for Hire #2-3, 2006); vs Rhino (Sensational Spider-Man #34, 2007); with Heroes for Hire, vs Ricadonna (Heroes for Hire #4-6, 2007)

Cabal of Scrier

First Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man #394 (1994)
Origin: Spectacular Spider-Man #416 (1996), Spider-Man: The Osborn Journal (1997)
Significant Issues: Norman Osborn joined Cabal of Scrier, Scrier/Samuel Fox sent to work with Miles Warren to aid in cloning experiements, Scriers revive Stromm/Gaunt, Gaunt worked with Scriers (Spider-Man: The Osborn Journal, 1997); Scrier/Charles Bates, alongside Judas Traveller & Host, vs Spider-Man & Ben Reilly at Ravencroft Institute (Amazing Spider-Man #394/Spectacular Spider-Man #217, 1994); Scrier Bates confronted Kaine, Jackal reborn (Amazing Spider-Man #399, 1995); Scrier witness to Jackal telling both Parker & Reilly they were a clone (Spider-Man #56, 1995); Scrier confronted new Jackal & vanished (Spectacular Spider-Man #222, 1995); Parker broke out of jail, Host Scrier/Bates played along with delusional Traveller (Spectacular Spider-Man #223-224, 1995); at Ryker’s Island, as Traveller created illusion of Parker in his jail cell, discussed Traveller’s intention for Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #401/Spectacular Spider-Man #224, 1995); retrieved remnants of Spidercide after battle with Kaine (Spider-Man Unlimited #9, 1995); alongside Traveller, atop skyscraper, discussed Traveller’s next plan for Parker, playing role of his servant while witnessing Traveller’s distortion of reality (Amazing Spider-Man #402, 1995); psychically experienced blast from Traveller after cautioning him (Spider-Man #59, 1995); cleared Spidercide’s mind, gained alliance with Spidercide vs genocidal Jackal, apparent death of Spidercide & Jackal (Amazing Spider-Man #404/Spider-Man: Maximum Clonage Omega #1, 1995); Scrier made initial contact with the Rose/Conover seeking partnership, mistook Rose for Richard Fisk (Amazing Spider-Man #416, 1996); Rose refused to deal with Scriers & revealed knowledge of true nature of Cabal, Osborn ordered death of Traveller, Scriers attacked both Parker & Reilly, Traveller escaped with Chakra, Scriers arrested, Host dissolved, Scrier Bates killed by Gaunt (Amazing Spider-Man #417, 1996); ancient cosmic being Scrier awakened by Silver Surfer (Silver Surfer '97 Annual/Silver Surfer #134-137, 1997); four Scriers retrieved "the package" from Alison Mongrain, blew up yacht (Amazing Spider-Man #434, 1998); delivered "the package" to Osborn’s sub-basement (Sensational Spider-Man #32, 1998); monitored failed attempt by hypnotized Molten Man to kill Mongrain (Amazing Spider-Man #440, 1998); cosmic Scrier took control of Cabal, Scrier "D"/Dunne killed, offered Scrier Martin Zantz/Outrider singled out from Cabal to gain power over Nexus of All Realities, vs Spider-Man & Man-Thing (Peter Parker: Spider-Man '99 Annual, 1999); "Scrier Junior"/Matthew DeRoma kidnapped young Normie Osborn, killed (Amazing Spider-Man Annual 2000, 2000)

Captain

First Appearance: Nextwave #1 (2006)
Origin: Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. #4 (2006)
Significant Issues: With Nextwave, vs Fin Fang Foom in Abcess, North Dakota (Nextwave #1-2, 2006); with Nextwave, vs Ultra Samurai Seed-empowered Officer Mac Mangel in Sink City, Illinois (Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. #3-4, 2006); with Nextwave, attacked by the H.A.T.E. Aeromarine while investigating H.A.T.E. War Garden in Wyoming (Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. #5-6, 2006); with Nextwave, vs Rokannu & his Mindless Ones in Shotcreek, Colorado (Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. #7-8, 2006); with Nextwave, vs S.I.L.E.N.T.’s core cell, Surgery, Vestry, & New Paramounts (Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. #9-10, 2006)

Captain America

First Appearance: (As Captain America) Captain America Comics #1 (1941); (as Nomad) Captain America #180 (1974); (as Captain) Captain America #337 (1988)
Origin: Captain America Comics #1 (1941); Tales of Suspense #63 (1965); Captain America #109 (1969); Captain America #255 (1981); Adventures of Captain America #1-2 (1991)
Significant Issues: As child, visited grandfather (Marvel Holiday Special 1994, 1994); called home from stickball game by mother (Captain America and the Falcon #13, 2005); rescued from bullies by Arnie Roth (Captain America #270, 1982); January 1933, listened to broadcast of President Roosevelt's inauguration (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7, 1999); read and inspired by writings of Mark Twain (Amazing Spider-Man #537, 2007); rescued from bullies by Duvid Fortunov (Marvel Super-Heroes #3, 1990); 1934, attended Sarah Rogers' deathbed (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7, 1999); 1938, as teenager, worked as WPA artist (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7, 1999); 1940, watched newsreels of Nazi Germany's activities, attempted to enlist armed forces, recruited for Project: Rebirth (Captain America #255/ Marvel Super-Heroes #3/Adventures of Captain America #1/Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7, 1981/1990/1991/1999); alongside other volunteers, underwent training, met Cynthia Glass (Adventures of Captain America #1, 1991); abducted by Nazi operative, rescued by Dominic Fortune & Sabbath Raven (Marvel Super-Heroes #3, 1990); underwent Super-Soldier procedure (Captain America Comics #1/Tales of Suspense #63/Captain America #255/Marvel Super-Heroes #3/Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. #9, 1941/1965/1981/1990/2006); vs smugglers (Adventures of Captain America #1, 1991); May 1940, began three months of training (Captain America #255, 1981); August 1940, discussed ancestor Steven Rogers with General Richard Phillips, drew sketch of what he imagined ancestor's uniform looked like (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7, 1999); met Bucky Barnes (Captain America #12 & 14, 2005 & 2006); first donned garb of Captain America (Captain America #255/Adventures of Captain America #2/Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7/Captain America #2, 1981/1991/1999/2005); vs Bundists (Captain America #255/Adventures of Captain America #2, 1981/1991); involved in altercation with fellow soldiers (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12, 1999); broke up gun-running ring in Florida (Adventures of Captain America #2, 1991); September 1940, prevented defense plant sabotage (Adventures of Captain America #2, 1991); vs Emil Stein (Tales of Suspense #1, 1995); October 1940, foiled assassination attempt (Adventures of Captain America #2, 1991); accompanied U.S. troops to Wakanda, received Vibranium sample from T'Chaka (Black Panther #30, 2001); rescued Clarence Duckett from Nazi operatives (Captain America Annual #13, 1994); November 1940, met with President Roosevelt, received indestructible shield (Captain America #255/Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7, 1981/1999); December 1940, intervened in bar fight to rescue Bucky (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12, 1999); discovered Vernichtungskommandos' victims at Smyth Diner (Adventures of Captain America #3, 1991); became partners with Bucky (Captain America Comics #1/Captain America #255/Adventures of Captain America #3/Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12/Captain America #26, 1941/1981/1991/1999/2004); alongside Bucky & Cynthia Glass, went to Paris in effort to rescue Colonel James Fletcher, vs Vernichtungskommandos, betrayed by Glass, captured by Red Skull (Adventures of Captain America #3, 1991); taken to Germany, forced into arena battle with Red Skull, escaped with Bucky's assistance, life saved by Cynthia Glass (Adventures of Captain America #4, 1992); alongside Bucky, captured Nazi U-boat crew (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12, 1999); alongside Bucky, exposed Sando & Omar as spies (Captain America Comics #1/Tales of Suspense #64, 1941/1965); alongside Bucky, captured Nazi saboteurs (Captain America Comics #1, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Rathcone (Captain America Comics #1, 1941); alongside Bucky, halted murder spree of Red Skull impersonator (Captain America Comics #1/Tales of Suspense #65, 1941/1965); alongside Bucky, saved airplane passengers (Captain America #26, 2004); January 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Walking Mountains (Captain America Comics #2, 1941); alongside Bucky, traveled to England to expose fifth column activity, traveled to Germany to oppose Nazis (Captain America Comics #2, 1941); active on battlefield, almost accidentally killed young bystander (Avengers #213, 1981); alongside Bucky, vs Wax Man (Captain America Comics #2, 1941); alongside Bucky, captured Nazi saboteurs (Captain America Comics #2, 1941); rescued President Roosevelt from Namor, alongside Namor, vs Nazis (Captain America #423, 1994); alongside Bucky, destroyed Red Skull's giant power drill (Captain America #113, 1969); February 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Red Skull impersonator (Captain America Comics #3, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Hunchback (Captain America Comics #3, 1941); alongside Bucky, captured Lou Haines for treason (Captain America Comics #3, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Butterfly (Captain America Comics #3, 1941); March 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Unholy Legion (Captain America Comics #4, 1941); awoke Bucky from dream about Ivan the Terrible (Captain America Comics #4, 1941); alongside Bucky, captured counterfeiters (Captain America Comics #4, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Doctor Grimm & Gorro (Captain America Comics #4, 1941); alongside Bucky, rescued Professor Colby from Nazis (Captain America Comics #4, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Lord of Death's zombies (All-Winners Squad #1, 1941); alongside Human Torch & Young Allies, vs Nazis (Young Allies #1, 1941); captured & brainwashed by Red Skull, prevented Nazis from obtaining Project: Vanish (Tales of Suspense #66-68, 1965); April 1941, accompanied U.S. troops onto battlefield (Captain America #2, 2002); alongside Bucky, journeyed to sub-atomic realm of Mita, vs Togaro (Captain America Comics #25-26, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Reaper (Captain America Comics #22/Invaders #10, 1943/1976); in Germany, alongside Bucky, vs Stryker (Marvel Fanfare #5, 1982); alongside Bucky, vs Cedric Rawlings (Tales of Suspense #69-71, 1965); May 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Ringmaster's Circus of Death (Captain America Comics #5, 1941); alongside Bucky, damaged Captain Okada's Dragon of Death ship (Captain America Comics #5, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Bundists (Captain America Comics #5, 1941); alongside Bucky, captured thieves (Captain America Comics #5, 1941); alongside Bucky, traveled to Devil's Island to rescue Tom Jason from Pepo Laroc (Captain America Comics #5, 1941); June 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Camera Fiend (Captain America Comics #6, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Fang (Captain America Comics #6, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Hangman/Nicolai Vardoff (Captain America Comics #6, 1941); alongside Bucky, captured Bill Haynes (Captain America Comics #6, 1941); in Singapore, alongside Bucky, vs Kurt Mueller's Dhaka tribe (All-Winners Comics #2, 1941); supposedly worked with Namor, Human Torch, Whizzer, & Destroyer (All-Winners Comics #2, 1941); July 1941, alongside Bucky, framed for crimes by Red Skull, vs Red Skull (Captain America Comics #7, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Black Toad (Captain America Comics #7, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Fiddler (Captain America Comics #7, 1941); August 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Ra the Avenger (Captain America Comics #8, 1941); alongside Bucky, stopped Dumort's saboteurs (Captain America Comics #8, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Black Witch & remote-controlled monsters (Captain America Comics #8, 1941); helped Young Allies against criminals (Captain America Comics #8, 1941); in Madripoor, helped Logan & Seraph rescue Natasha Romanoff from Baron Strucker & the Hand (Uncanny X-Men #268, 1990); September 1941, alongside Bucky, vs White Death (Captain America Comics #9, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs resurrected murderer Nick Pinto (Captain America Comics #9, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Black Talon/Pascal Horta (Captain America Comics #9, 1941); alongside Bucky, vs Artist (All-Winners Comics #3, 1941); alongside Human Torch & Young Allies, vs Black Talon's forces (Young Allies #2, 1941); October 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Countess Mara (Captain America Comics #10, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Netman’s fifth columnists (Captain America Comics #10, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Phantom Hound (Captain America Comics #10, 1942); November 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Teutonic Knight (Invaders #29, 1978); alongside Bucky, exposed Herr Grotz's substitution of Nazi agents for U.S. soldiers (Captain America Comics #11, 1942); alongside Bucky, stopped Brinner’s manipulation of Rand/Coger feud (Captain America Comics #11, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Mephisto the Devil (Captain America Comics #11, 1942); November 22, alongside Bucky, prevented Defenders from assassinating President Roosevelt (Captain America #281, 1983); December 1941, alongside Bucky, vs Doctor Crime (Captain America Comics #12, 1942); alongside Bucky, saved Oroco's President Alvaro from Rozzo the Rebel (Captain America Comics #12, 1942); on Pacific isle, alongside Bucky, vs Sorcerer (All-Winners Comics #4, 1942); alongside Bucky, became founding member of Invaders (Giant-Size Invaders #1, 1975); received false memories prior to going overseas with Invaders (Captain America #247, 1980); with Invaders, vs Space-Gods (Invaders #1-2, 1975); with Invaders, vs U-Man (Invaders #3-4, 1975-1976); January 1942, in Switzerland, with Invaders, vs Nazi Frankenstein Monster (Invaders #31, 1978); alongside Bucky, vs Zong & League of the Unicorns (Captain America Comics #13, 1942); alongside Bucky, stopped Looter’s pirates (Captain America Comics #13, 1942); with Invaders, mesmerized by Red Skull (Invaders #5, 1976); with Invaders, vs Liberty Legion, broke Red Skull's control (Invaders #6/Marvel Premiere #30, 1976); vs Baron Zemo (Avengers #6, 1964); with Invaders, vs Baron Blood (Invaders #7-9, 1976); with Invaders, brought Jacqueline Falsworth to receive medical treatment (Invaders #10, 1976); with Invaders, vs Blue Bullet (Invaders #11, 1976); with Invaders, traveled to Poland, captured by Colonel Eisen, rescued by Golem/Jacob Goldstein (Invaders #12-13, 1976-1977); February 1942, in London, with Invaders, encountered Crusaders (Invaders #14-15, 1977); with Invaders, vs Agent Axis & others, encountered time-traveling Avengers (Avengers #71/Invaders Annual #1, 1969/1977); alongside Bucky, vs Vulture Society (Captain America Comics #14, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Yellow Claw/Rod Elliot (Captain America Comics #14, 1942); with Invaders, journeyed to Germany, vs Master Man, captured by Hitler (Invaders #16, 1977); with Invaders, escaped, vs Warrior Woman (Invaders #17, 1977); alongside Destroyer/Brian Falsworth, vs Nazis (Invaders #18, 1977); freed re-captured Invaders, with them, alongside others, vs Nazis (Invaders #19-21, 1977); with Invaders, returned to England (Invaders #22, 1977); March 1942, in Egypt, with Invaders, vs Scarlet Scarab (Invaders #23 & 25, 1977 & 1978); with Invaders, alongside Kid Commandos, vs Agent Axis (Invaders #26-28, 1978); alongside Bucky, vs Nazis disguised as subterranean Earthmen (Captain America Comics #15, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Nazis disguised as Martians (Captain America Comics #15, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Doctor Togu (All-Winners Comics #5, 1942); alongside Young Allies & Human Torch, vs possible Red Skull impersonator (Young Allies #4, 1942); with Invaders, vs Teutonic Knight (Invaders #29-30, 1978); recounted earlier encounter with Nazi Frankenstein Monster to Spitfire (Invaders #31, 1978); in Russia, with Invaders, vs Thor (Invaders #32-33, 1978); April 1942, with Invaders, investigated activities of Destroyer/Roger Aubrey (Invaders #34, 1978); with Invaders, alongside Liberty Legion, vs Iron Cross (Invaders #35-37, 1978-1979); alongside Bucky, broke Hooded Horror's control of subterranean Lai-Sons (Captain America Comics #16, 1942); alongside Bucky, secret identity learned by Red Skull, impersonated by Red Skull, defeated Red Skull (Captain America Comics #16, 1942); with Invaders, alongside Kid Commandos, vs U-Man (Invaders #38-39, 1979); May 1942, with Invaders, vs Super-Axis (Invaders #40-41, 1979); alongside Bucky, vs Killer Kole (Captain America Comics #17, 1942); alongside Bucky, broke Spook’s control of Queen Medusa’s Sub-Earthmen & giant earthworms (Captain America Comics #17, 1942); alongside Bucky, prevented Earth from being destroyed by Professor Clement Mott's Cosmic Depressor (Captain America Comics #17, 1942); June 1942, alongside Bucky, exposed bowling alley murders of Gigo of the Holy Ring (Captain America Comics #18, 1942); in African desert, alongside Bucky, had dream about fighting demons from Tomb of Horror (Captain America Comics #18, 1942); with Invaders, saved President Roosevelt & Prime Minister Churchill from Nazi giants (Giant-Size Invaders #2, 2005); with Invaders, vs Battle-Axis (Invaders #1-4, 1993); with Invaders, drove Nazis out of Atlantis (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #2-4, 1998); in Mexico, alongside Bucky, vs Mock Mikado (All-Winners Comics #6, 1942); alongside Bucky, traveled to Japan, destroyed Paw’s long range gun (Captain America Comics #18, 1942); alongside Human Torch & Young Allies, vs Owl's forces (Young Allies #5, 1942); July 1942, with Invaders, alongside others, parachuted behind enemy lines (Marvels #1, 1994); alongside Bucky, vs Crocodile (Captain America Comics #19, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs spies, encouraged U.S. war bond purchases (Captain America Comics #19, 1942); in England, alongside Bucky, prevented Nazi invasion (Captain America Comics #19, 1942); August 1942, on Monte Morte, active with 1st Infantry Division against Red Skull (Captain America: Red, White & Blue, 2002); in Germany, alongside Bucky, rescued Doctor Von Gruhen (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12, 1999); in Egypt, alongside Bucky, vs Spawn of the Witch Queen (Captain America Comics #20, 1942); in India, alongside Bucky, vs Fakir (Captain America Comics #20, 1942); in England, alongside Bucky, vs Doctor Destiny & Clammy Things (Captain America #20, 1942); September 1942, alongside Bucky, vs Doctor Crime (All-Winners Comics #7, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Medusa (USA Comics #6, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Balthar the Sorcerer (Captain America Comics #21, 1942); alongside Bucky, vs Creeper of Alslavia (Captain America Comics #21, 1942); October 1942, alongside Bucky, vs Doctor Eternity (Captain America Comics #22, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Ring (Captain America Comics #22, 1943); alongside Human Torch & Young Allies, vs Professor Kraut's forces (Young Allies #6, 1943); alongside Human Torch & Young Allies, vs Togo the Spymaster (Young Allies #6, 1943); November 1942, in Russia, alongside Bucky & Colonel Vasily Karpov’s troops, destroyed Red Skull's super-weapon (Captain America #5, 2005); alongside Bucky, vs Izan & Nazi infiltrators (Captain America Comics #23, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Snapper the Turtle Man & giant turtles (Captain America Comics #23, 1943) alongside Bucky, vs Prince Ba'rahm (Captain America Comics #23, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Eraser (USA Comics #7, 1943); December 1942, alongside Bucky, vs Count Varnis (Captain America Comics #24, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Eel of Horror Harbor (Captain America Comics #24, 1943); in New Guinea, alongside Bucky, prevented Japanese operatives from assassinating General MacArthur (All-Winners Comics #8, 1943); January 1943, alongside Bucky, vs Master Man, destroyed Baron Heinrich Zemo's Medusa Cannon (Captain America: The Medusa Effect #1, 1994); alongside Bucky, vs Karr the Murdering Mummy (Captain America Comics #25, 1943); alongside Bucky, reminisced about battle with Togaro (Captain America Comics #25-26, 1943); alongside Human Torch & Young Allies, vs Serpent (Young Allies #7, 1943); February 1943, alongside Bucky, learned of Nazi attack fleet disguised as icebergs, provided intelligence to Soviet troops, vs Nazi forces, honored at Kremlin (Captain America Comics #26, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Nazi killer dogs (USA Comics #8, 1943); March 1943, in Canada, alongside Bucky, vs Baron Von Hartmann’s forces (Captain America Comics #27, 1943); in Europe, alongside Bucky, vs Nazis (Captain America Comics #27, 1943); in Panama, alongside Bucky, stopped Baron Von Widemouth’s sabotage campaign (All-Winners Comics #9, 1943); April 1943, alongside Bucky, attended movie theater (Captain America #11, 2005); alongside Bucky, vs Mad Torso (Captain America Comics #28, 1943); in Solomon Islands, alongside Bucky, vs alliance of Japanese soldiers & bird-riding people of Pa-pi-ru-gua (Captain America Comics #28, 1943); alongside Bucky, stopped Varda’s puppet murders (USA Comics #9, 1943); May 1943, alongside Bucky, vs Iguanadon (Captain America Comics #29, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Phantom Engineer (Captain America Comics #29, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Headless Monster (Captain America Comics #29, 1943); June 1943, alongside Bucky, vs Silent Killer (Captain America Comics #30, 1943); on South Pacific isle, alongside Bucky, vs Tu-Ra-Bi-Ka (Captain America Comics #30, 1943); in Barabia, alongside Bucky, vs Von Broot (Captain America Comics #30, 1943); on South Pacific isle, alongside Bucky, rescued soldiers from Captain Kioto (All-Winners Comics #10, 1943); in South Pacific, accompanied U.S. troops on mission (Captain America: Red, White & Blue, 2002); alongside Bucky, vs Vulture & Batmen (All-Select Comics #1, 1943); alongside Bucky, retrieved stolen shrinking ray from General Nikki (USA Comics #10, 1943); alongside Young Allies, vs Herr Executioner (Young Allies #9, 1943); July 1943, alongside Bucky, traveled to Germany, vs Fungi (Captain America Comics #31, 1943); in Europe, alongside Bucky, assisted Howling Commandos in stopping Operation: Einfall (Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #13/Captain America #383/Domination Factor: Avengers #2-3, 1964/1991/1999-2000); in Germany, alongside Bucky, worked with Citizen V & She-Wolf to destroy Baron Heinrich Zemo’s Particle X (Marvel Comics 1998 Annual Starring Captain America & Citizen V, 1998); in England, alongside Bucky, sabotaged Nazi submarines (Captain America Comics #31, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Cougher (Captain America Comics #31, 1943); August 1943, in England, alongside Bucky, vs Mole-Man (Captain America Comics #32, 1943); in Iraq, alongside Bucky, vs Forty Thieves (Captain America Comics #32, 1943); in Europe, alongside Bucky, vs Nazi Vulture (Captain America Comics #32, 1943); September 1943, in China, alongside Bucky, vs Chinese giants in Japanese service (Captain America Comics #33, 1943); in North Africa, alongside Bucky, vs Mongoose Master (Captain America Comics #33, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Symbol of Doom (Captain America Comics #32, 1943); alongside Bucky, halted Red Skull’s sabotage campaign (All-Select Comics #2, 1943); alongside Bucky, vs Firegod (All-Winners Comics #11, 1943); with Invaders, participated in parade in Patriot's honor (Captain America #4, 2005); October 1943, in India, alongside Bucky, prevented uprising orchestrated by Princess Ramasi (Captain America Comics #34, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs Great Rosso (Captain America Comics #34, 1944); in Italy, alongside Bucky, prevented Nazis from interfering with Allied invasion of Italy (Captain America Comics #34, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs Ax (USA Comics #11, 1944); November 1943, alongside Bucky, vs Gargoyle (Captain America Comics #35, 1944); in Mexico, alongside Bucky, vs Steel Mask, destroyed Brazen Champion robot (Captain America Comics #35, 1944); alongside Bucky, broke up Peter Stromboli’s counterfeiting operation (Captain America #35, 1944); December 1943, alongside Bucky, in South Pacific, stopped Doctor Necrosis’ blood-poisoning scheme (Captain America Comics #36, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs Leopard Woman & her trained panthers (Captain America Comics #36, 1944); alongside Bucky, flew to France, prevented General Von Savage’s invasion of England (Captain America Comics #36, 1944); in England, alongside Bucky, vs Cane (USA Comics #12, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs Prince Suli & his gorilla henchmen (All-Select Comics #3, 1944); alongside Bucky, foiled Red Skull's "Nazification" activities at Lakeside Resort (All-Winners Comics #12, 1944); January 1944, alongside Bucky, prevented Lyle Dekker from sabotaging "Captain America" serial (Captain America #219, 1978); alongside Bucky, vs Doctor Agony & mutated panther Tula (Captain America Comics #37, 1944); in India, alongside Bucky, vs Seven Sons of Satan (Captain America Comics #37, 1944); alongside Bucky, shot down over Arctic, defeated & captured Red Skull (Captain America Comics #37, 1944); February 1944, alongside Bucky, visited Texas defense plant (Iron Man #73, 2003); alongside Bucky, prevented escaped Japanese POWs from using Death Valley Pete's castle as airbase (Captain America Comics #38, 1944); alongside Bucky, shot down over Arctic, discovered tropical jungle hidden beneath ice, vs Japanese scientist's army of Cellmen (Captain America Comics #38, 1944); alongside Bucky, defeated Black Gang, vs sorcerer/scientist Doctor Natas (Captain America Comics #38, 1944); March 1944, alongside Bucky, vs Harpooner (Captain America Comics #39, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs Death Riders (Captain America Comics #39, 1944); alongside Bucky, destroyed Carl Von Brummel's rocket-bomber submarine (Captain America Comics #39, 1944); alongside Bucky, rescued Jules Durrain from abduction by Von Wolheim (All-Select Comics #4, 1944); in Europe, alongside Bucky, vs Anna Frankenstein's monster (USA Comics #13, 1944); alongside Young Allies, vs Mad Mechanic (Young Allies #12, 1944); April 1944, alongside Bucky, vs Jester (Captain America Comics #40, 1944); alongside Bucky, prevented Keeper of the Flash from selling meteorite-powered weapon to Axis (Captain America Comics #40, 1944); alongside Bucky & Howling Commandos, disrupted Red Skull's Eisendorf excavation (Captain America: 65th Anniversary Special, 2006); alongside Bucky, helped Floating City end Nazi takeover (USA Comics #40, 1944); in Germany, alongside Bucky & Howling Commandos, rescued Starks from Red Skull (Captain America Annual #9, 1990); May 1944, in France, alongside Bucky, vs Killer Beasts of Notre Dame (Captain America Comics #41, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs doctor controlled by disembodied brain of Tiger Duncan (Captain America Comics #41, 1944); alongside Bucky, broke up Schoolmaster's sabotage school (Captain America Comics #41, 1944); in Germany, alongside Bucky, destroyed Nazi technology (Captain America #109, 1969); June 1944, alongside Bucky, vs Doctor Botan (All-Winners Comics #13, 1944); in India, alongside Bucky, solved Buddha mystery (USA Comics #14, 1944); July 1944, in South Pacific, alongside Bucky, prevented General Yokima's subterranean invasion of U.S. (Captain America Comics #42, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs scientist using killer man-of-wars (Captain America Comics #42, 1944); in Europe, alongside Bucky, vs Baron of Horror Castle (Captain America Comics #42, 1944); August 1944, with Invaders, captured by Red Skull, escaped with assistance of Karinna Rose (Captain America Annual 2001, 2001); with Invaders, vs Mr. Sinister’s Experiment N2 (Weapon X #14, 2003); with Invaders, liberated concentration camp in Bitburg, Germany (Namor: The Sub-Mariner Annual #1, 1991); in France, accompanied Mobile Maintenance company (Iron Man #73, 2003); in France, life saved by Wesley Richards (Captain America: Red, White & Blue, 2002); in France, alongside Bucky, vs Nazi forces (Incredible Hulk #284, 1983); in France, with Invaders, worked with French Resistance (Captain America #3, 2005); with Invaders, alongside Jack Smithers & others, participated in liberation of Paris, separated from Peggy Carter (Tales of Suspense #77, 1966); September 1944, alongside Bucky, vs Shadow Monster (Captain America Comics #43, 1944); on Luoki Island, alongside Bucky, redirected Baron Hitso's giant shells to destroy his laboratory (Captain America Comics #43, 1944); in South Pacific, alongside Bucky, destroyed Doctor Yokotio's Sea Dragon submarine (Captain America Comics #43, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs Bamboo Knife Butcher & Head Hunters (All-Select Comics #5, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs Monstro (All-Winners Comics #14, 1944); in Netherlands, alongside Bucky, vs Nazi-controlled soldiers (Captain America #12, 2005); October 1944, in India, alongside Bucky, prevented uprising orchestrated by Prophet of Hate (Captain America Comics #44, 1945); journeyed to Wakanda in search of Nazis seeking to misuse Wakandan technology, vs T'Chaka (Black Panther #1, 2005); alongside Bucky, defeated Tentacle Gang (Captain America Comics #43, 1944); alongside Bucky, vs subversives led by Black Hand (Captain America Comics #43, 1944); in Germany, alongside Bucky & Howling Commandos, vs Red Skull & Dormammu (Captain America/Nick Fury: The Otherworld War, 2001); November 1944, active on Russian front (Avengers #188, 1979); in Germany, alongside Bucky & Howling Commandos, raided Red Skull's lab, rescued Michael Kramer (Spider-Woman #42/Captain America #15, 1982/2006); with Invaders, in England, vs giant Nazi robot (ClanDestine #8, 1995); December 1944, alongside Bucky, vs Skeletons of Glowing Death (Captain America Comics #45, 1945); alongside Bucky, vs mutated Nazi Hans (Captain America Comics #45, 1945); alongside Bucky, vs Cat Woman (Captain America Comics #45, 1945); alongside Bucky, vs Killer Lupo & Masked Trio (All-Winners #15, 1945); alongside Bucky, vs Japanese Mole Men (All-Select Comics #6, 1945); in Germany, alongside Bucky, participated in Battle of the Bulge (Captain America #32, 2000); alongside Bucky, vs Terdu's Masters of Evil (All-Select Comics #7, 1945); alongside Bucky, destroyed Mister Lucifer's metal destroyer (USA Comics #15, 1945); in London, studied codes, with Invaders, attended Christmas party (Winter Soldier: Winter Kills #1, 2007); January 1945, alongside Bucky, captured inheritance murderers (Captain America Comics #46, 1945); alongside Bucky, stopped Butch Cantwell's impersonation of him, defeated Cantwell's gang (Captain America Comics #46, 1945); alongside Bucky, vs Society of Snake Skulls’ leader (Captain America Comics #46, 1945); February 1945, liberated Diebenwald concentration camp (Captain America #227, 1979); with Invaders, vs Baron Von Strucker’s new Hydra forces ((Marvel Universe #1-3, 1998); in Germany, vs Baron von Königsblut (Captain America: Red, White & Blue, 2002); visited institutionalized Ana Soria (Spectacular Spider-Man #17, 2004); visited hospitalized Bucky (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12, 1999); March 1945, alongside Bucky, vs Crimorto (Captain America Comics #47, 1945); alongside Bucky, vs Morgue Master (Captain America Comics #47, 1945); in China, alongside Bucky, vs Japanese operatives with assistance from Lao-Chung's ghost (All-Select Comics #8, 1945); alongside Bucky stateside, vs Totem Tribe (USA Comics #16, 1945); April 1945, alongside Bucky, vs Satyre (Captain America Comics #48, 1945) alongside Bucky, caught Laird Carson (Captain America Comics #48, 1945); alongside Bucky, vs Colosso & his Live Puppets (Captain America Comics #48, 1945); alongside Thin Man, vs Agent Axis (New Invaders #7, 2005); in London, with Invaders, received assignment to guard top-secret drone plane (Saga of the Original Human Torch #3, 1990); in England, alongside Bucky, learned of President Roosevelt's death (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #7, 1999); in Germany, alongside Spirit of '76, Patriot & Red Guardian, attempted to retrieve Hitler's strongbox (Captain America Annual #13, 1994); learned of Der Tag from Red Skull (Tales of Suspense #72/Captain America Annual #13, 1965/1994); May 1945, alongside Bucky, vs Baron Heinrich Zemo's androids, captured & tied to experimental plane, escaped & attempted to deactivate airborne plane, fell into ocean (Avengers #4/Avengers #56/Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12/Captain America #26, 1964/1968/1999/2004); recovered by Lyle Dekker, escaped Dekker's base, entered suspended animation (Captain America #220, 1978); existed in frozen state (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #11, 1999); in modern times, hurled into water by Namor, briefly active in alternate timeline, revived by Avengers, met Rick Jones, vs Vuk & Namor, joined Avengers (Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes #1/Captain America #17-20/Avengers #4/Captain America: Red, White & Blue/Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes #2, 2004/2003-2004/1964/2002/2005); alongside Iron Man, vs Gargantus' robots (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #5-6, 1999); attempted to adjust to modern New York (Captain America: The Legend, 1996); with Avengers, alongside Fantastic Four, vs Hulk (Fantastic Four #25-26, 1964); with Avengers, vs Lava Men (Avengers #5/Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes #2, 1964/2005); with Avengers, vs Masters of Evil (Avengers #6/Marvels #2/Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes #2-3, 1964/1994/2005); with Avengers, vs Weather-Maker (Thor: Godstorm #1, 2001); gave Giant-Man & Wasp information about Vegan Colossus (Tales to Astonish #58, 1964); with Avengers, vs Masters of Evil (Avengers #7, 1964); participated in workout at Avengers Mansion (Tales to Astonish #59, 1964); spoke to Mister Fantastic about Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1, 1964); impersonated by Chameleon, tricked into fighting Iron Man (Tales of Suspense #58, 1964); with Avengers, vs Kang (Avengers #8/Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes #4 , 1964/2005); with Avengers, reacted to news about Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #18, 1964); attended Avengers meeting (Tales of Suspense #59, 1964); vs Bull Grogan's gang (Tales of Suspense #59, 1964); with Avengers, alongside Fantastic Four, vs Mole Man's forces (Fantastic Four #31, 1964); with Avengers, vs Wonder Man (Avengers #9, 1964); involved in multiversal crisis (Unlimited Access #2-4, 1998); with Avengers, alongside others, vs Sundown (Untold Tales of Spider-Man '97 Annual, 1997); spoke to departing Rick Jones (Tales to Astonish #62, 1997-1998); with Avengers, vs Immortus (Avengers #10, 1964); with Avengers, encountered X-Men (X-Men #9, 1965); vs Baron Zemo's Army of Assassins (Tales of Suspense #60, 1964); with Avengers, vs Kang's Spider-Man robot (Avengers #11, 1964); vs General Wo, rescued Jim Baker (Tales of Suspense #61, 1965); with Avengers, vs Mole Man & Red Ghost (Avengers #12, 1965); vs Deacon & prison inmates (Tales of Suspense #62, 1965); with Avengers, vs Count Nefaria (Avengers #13/Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes #5, 1965/2005); with Avengers, vs Kallusians (Avengers #14, 1965) with Avengers, alongside others, attended engagement party for Mister Fantastic & Invisible Girl (Fantastic Four #36, 1965); attended Avengers meeting (Journey Into Mystery #116, 1965); alongside Rick Jones, vs Baron Heinrich Zemo's forces, witnessed Zemo's death (Avengers #15/Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes #6-7, 1965/2005); learned of new Avengers lineup, appointed Avengers leader (Avengers #16, 1965); introduced Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver to Edwin Jarvis (Avengers #280, 1987); publicly announced new Avengers lineup (Avengers #16/Marvels #2/Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes #8, 1965/1994/2005); with Avengers, vs Radioactive Man (Thunderbolts #9, 1997); with Avengers, vs Mole Man's minotaur (Avengers #17, 1965); with Avengers, in Sin-Cong, vs Commissar (Avengers #18, 1965); with Avengers, alongside others, attended wedding of Mister Fantastic & Invisible Girl, vs invading super-villains (Fantastic Four Annual #3/Marvels #2/Heroes & Legends ‘97, 1965/1994/1997); responded to blackout caused by Yellow Claw (Strange Tales #160-161, 1967); quarreled with Hawkeye (West Coast Avengers #4, 1984); confided in Edwin Jarvis (Avengers #280, 1987); with Avengers, vs Swordsman (Avengers #19-20, 1965); with Avengers, framed for crimes by Power Man/Erik Josten & Enchantress (Avengers #21-22, 1965); with Avengers, vs Kang (Avengers #23-24, 1965-1966); conducted workout with Hawkeye (Captain America #301, 1984); with Avengers, vs Doctor Doom (Avengers #25, 1964); told story of Cedric Rawlings to Avengers (Tales of Suspense #72, 1965); vs First, Second, & Third Sleepers (Tales of Suspense #72-74, 1965-1966); met Sharon Carter, vs Batroc (Tales of Suspense #75-76, 1966); with Avengers, vs Attuma (Avengers #26-27, 1966 / Marvels #3, 1994); with Avengers, vs Collector (Avengers #28, 1966); with Avengers, vs Swordsman/Jacques DuQuesne & Power Man/Josten (Avengers #29, 1966); watched television account of 1944 Paris liberation (Tales of Suspense #77, 1966); with Avengers, received debriefing on U.S. defense (Tales of Suspense #91, 1967); spoke with Quicksilver & Scarlet Witch (Avengers #30 , 1966); alongside Nick Fury, vs A.I.M. android (Tales of Suspense #78, 1966); with Avengers, in El Dorado, vs Prince Rey (Avengers #30-31, 1966); discovered Red Skull had been revived by A.I.M., attacked by Red Skull using Cosmic Cube, defeated Red Skull (Tales of Suspense #79-81, 1966); with Avengers, vs Sons of the Serpent (Avengers #32-33, 1966); experienced hallucinations caused by Adaptoid (Tales of Suspense #82, 1966); vs Tumbler/John Keane (Tales of Suspense #83, 1966); with Avengers, vs Super-Adaptoid (Tales of Suspense #84, 1966); with Avengers, sent Spider-Man to capture Hulk (Amazing Spider-Man Annual #3, 1966); vs Batroc & Hydra (Tales of Suspense #85, 1967); vs communists in Yashonka (Tales of Suspense #86, 1967); framed for crimes by Planner (Tales of Suspense #87, 1967); appeared on television (Fantastic Four #57, 1966); with Avengers, vs Living Laser (Avengers #34-35, 1966); with Avengers, vs Ultroids (Avengers #36-37, 1967); received apparent message from Bucky (Tales of Suspense #88, 1967); departed Avengers Mansion (Avengers #38, 1967); vs Power Man/Josten & Swordsman/DuQuesne, lured into trap by Bucky robot, vs Red Skull, extorted into serving Red Skull (Tales of Suspense #88-90, 1967); warned Avengers about Cosmic Cube (Avengers #40, 1967); broke Red Skull's control of Navy officers, cleared name (Tales of Suspense #91, 1967);reacted to news of Nick Fury's trial (Strange Tales #156, 1967); with Avengers, vs Diablo & Dragon Man (Avengers #42, 1967); with Avengers, vs Red Guardian/Alexi Shostakov & communist forces (Avengers #43-44, 1967); assisted Nick Fury & S.H.I.E.L.D. during Yellow Claw crisis (Strange Tales #159-162, 1967); protected Nick Fury from A.I.M. Mecho-Assassin (Tales of Suspense #92, 1967); rescued Sharon Carter from A.I.M., vs M.O.D.O.K. (Tales of Suspense #93-94, 1967); with Avengers, vs Mandarin's Minions (Avengers Annual #1, 1967); with Avengers, vs Super-Adaptoid (Avengers #45, 1967); with Avengers, vs Whirlwind (Avengers #46, 1967); alongside Sharon Carter, prevented Red Skull from destroying S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #1, 1998); with Avengers, vs Magneto (Avengers #47, 1967); proposed marriage to Sharon Carter, turned down by her, publicly revealed secret identity & retired (Tales of Suspense #95, 1967); impersonated by various men, decided to reclaim Captain America identity (Tales of Suspense #96, 1967); vs Mauler, summoned to Wakanda by Black Panther (Tales of Suspense #97, 1968); alongside Black Panther, rescued Sharon Carter from Franz Gruber (Tales of Suspense #98-99/Avengers #51/Captain America #100/Avengers #52, 1968); vs Fourth Sleeper (Captain America #101-102, 1968); vs Red Skull & Exiles (Captain America #103-104, 1968); vs Batroc's Brigade (Captain America #105, 1968); vs communist-controlled L.M.D. (Captain America #106, 1968); vs Doctor Faustus (Captain America #107, 1968); with Avengers, traveled back to 1945 to witness Bucky's apparent death (Avengers #56, 1968); with Avengers, vs Scarlet Centurion (Avengers Annual #2, 1968); vs Trapster (Captain America #108, 1968); vs Daredevil (Daredevil #43, 1968); with Avengers, granted Vision membership (Avengers #58, 1968); recounted origin to Nick Fury (Captain America #109, 1969); with Avengers, attended wedding of Wasp & Yellowjacket/Hank Pym, vs Circus of Crime (Avengers #60, 1969); vs Hulk, took Rick Jones as crimefighting partner, vs Hydra (Captain America #110, 1969); vs Hydra, seemingly killed, left behind Steve Rogers mask (Captain America #111, 1969); alongside Rick Jones, vs Hydra, memories altered by Space Phantom (Captain America #113/Avengers #106-107, 1969/1973); observed changing into civilian garb by Hawkeye (Captain America #179, 1974); vs Stiletto, tried to persuade Sharon Carter to resign from S.H.I.E.L.D., attempted to establish new secret identity, captured by Red Skull, forced to switch bodies with Red Skull by Cosmic Cube (Captain America #114-115, 1969); failed to convince Avengers of true identity (Captain America #116, 1969); met Sam Wilson, trained him to become Falcon (Captain America #117-118, 1969); returned to true body, alongside Falcon, vs Red Skull (Captain America #119, 1969); exposed M.O.D.O.K.'s manipulation of college students (Captain America #120, 1969); alongside Nick Fury & Iron Man LMD, vs Hydra (Iron Man #18, 1969); with Avengers, drawn into game between Kang & Grandmaster, vs Growing Man (Avengers #69, 1969); with Avengers, as Kang's pawns, vs Squadron Sinister (Avengers #70, 1969); with Avengers, as Kang's pawns, vs Invaders in 1942 (Avengers #71, 1969); made public statement regarding Tony Stark's health (Iron Man #19, 1969); with Avengers, vs Zodiac Cartel (Avengers #72, 1970); vs Man-Brute (Captain America #121, 1970); vs Scorpion (Captain America #122, 1970); vs Suprema & Scarbo (Captain America #123, 1970); vs Cyborg (Captain America #124, 1970); with Avengers, vs Arkon (Avengers #75-76, 1970); vs Mandarin, rescued Doctor Robert Hoskins (Captain America #125, 1970); alongside Falcon, vs Diamond Head/Rocky the Lynx (Captain America #126, 1970); vs Android X-4 (Captain America #127, 1970); with Avengers, vs Lethal Legion (Avengers #78-79, 1970); unaware of Mystique's disguised presence in Avengers mansion (X-Factor #139, 1997); vs Satan's Angels (Captain America #128, 1970); rescued King Hassab of Irabia from Red Skull (Captain America #129, 1970); vs Batroc's Brigade (Captain America #130, 1970); encountered M.O.D.O.K.'s Bucky robot, vs Baron Von Strucker (Captain America #131-132, 1970); with Avengers, investigated Cornelius Van Lunt's criminal activities, met Red Wolf/William Talltrees (Avengers #80-81, 1970); with Avengers, alongside Daredevil, vs Zodiac (Avengers #82, 1970); vs Bulldozer, accepted Falcon as crimefighting partner (Captain America #133, 1971); with Avengers, dined at Avengers Mansion (Avengers #280, 1987); alongside Falcon, vs Stone Face (Captain America #134, 1971); alongside Spider-Man & others, attended charity function (Avengers #85, 1971); with Avengers, responded to potential threat of Namor, Hulk, & Silver Surfer (Sub-Mariner #35, 1971); vs Chameleon (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #5-6, 1999); alongside Falcon, vs Doctor Gorbo (Captain America #135-136, 1971); alongside Falcon & Spider-Man, vs Stone Face (Captain America #137-138, 1971); alongside Falcon & Fantastic Four, vs M.O.D.O.K. & A.I.M. (Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine! #4, 2001); with Avengers, vs Psyklop (Avengers #88/Incredible Hulk #140, 1971); with Avengers, alongside Falcon, vs White Dragon's forces (Iron Man #39, 1971); became police officer, alongside Falcon, vs Grey Gargoyle (Captain America #139-142, 1971); alongside Falcon, exposed "The Man" as Red Skull (Captain America #143, 1971); alongside Falcon, vs Sons of the Shield (Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #8-9, 1999); with Avengers, reacted to news of Black Bolt's activities (Amazing Adventures #8, 1971); with Avengers, vs Skrulls (Avengers #93, 1971); with Avengers, vs Mandroids & Maximus' forces (Avengers #94-95, 1971); with Avengers, helped end Kree/Skrull War skirmishes on Earth (Avengers #96-97/Marvels #4, 1972/1994); erroneously vs Guardsman/Kevin O'Brien (Iron Man #44, 1972); alongside Falcon, vs Hydra (Captain America #144, 1971); with Avengers, vs Warhawks, prevented Ares from conquering Olympus (Avengers #98-100, 1972); vs Hydra, quarreled with Falcon (Captain America #144, 1971); alongside Femme Force, vs Hydra (Captain America #145-146, 1971-1972); exposed Kingpin as head of Hydra faction (Captain America #147, 1972); alongside Falcon, vs Red Skull, destroyed Fifth Sleeper (Captain America #148, 1972); failed to observe Red Skull's escape (Captain America #185, 1975); attended Howling Commandos reunion (Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #100, 1972); helped Nick Fury & others capture Hulk (Incredible Hulk #152, 1972); with Avengers, vs Leonard Tippit (Avengers #101, 1972); with Avengers, attended Hulk's trial (Incredible Hulk #153, 1972); alongside Falcon, vs Jakar (Captain America #149-150, 1972); alongside Falcon, vs Mister Hyde & Scorpion (Captain America #151-152, 1972); with Avengers, vs Sentinels (Avengers #102-104, 1972); went on vacation with Sharon Carter (Captain America #153-154, 1972); alongside Falcon & Sharon Carter, vs 1950s Captain America & Jack Monroe (Captain America #155-156, 1972); with Avengers, vs Space Phantom & Grim Reaper (Avengers #106-108, 1972-1973); active with Avengers (Marvel Feature #10, 1973); alongside Falcon, vs Viper/Jordan Dixon, gained superhuman strength (Captain America #157-158, 1973); vs Cowled Commander's Crime Wave (Captain America #159, 1973); observed battle between Thing & Thundra (Fantastic Four #133, 1973); with Avengers, vs Magneto (Avengers #110-111/Defenders #15, 1973); with Avengers, vs Lion God (Avengers #112, 1973); vs Solarr (Captain America #160, 1973); manipulated by Doctor Faustus, reunited with Peggy Carter (Captain America #161-162, 1973); with Avengers, involved in Tomorrow War (Marvel Team-Up #9-10, 1973); with Avengers, vs Living Bombs (Avengers #113, 1973); alongside Spider-Man, vs Grey Gargoyle (Marvel Team-Up #13, 1973); with Avengers, vs Lion God (Avengers #114, 1973); alongside Falcon, vs Viper/Dixon & Serpent Squad (Captain America #163, 1973); alongside Falcon, vs Nightshade & Yellow Claw (Captain America #164-167, 1973); with Avengers, in England, vs Troglodytes (Avengers #115, 1973); with Avengers, manipulated into fighting Defenders by Loki & Dormammu, alongside Defenders, vs Loki & Dormammu (Avengers #116/Defenders #9/Avengers #117/Defenders #10/Avengers #157/Defenders #10/Avengers #118/Defenders #11, 1973); with Avengers, received warning from Lou-Ann Savannah (Captain Marvel #27, 1973); with Avengers, alongside Captain Marvel/Mar-Vell, vs Thanos (Captain Marvel #28, 1973); with Avengers, vs Collector (Avengers #119, 1974); discussed Defenders with Avengers, overheard by Nighthawk (Defenders #13, 1974); alongside Falcon, vs Phoenix/Baron Helmut Zemo (Captain America #168, 1973); with Avengers, alongside others, confronted Sentry regarding his uncontrollable power (Sentry #2, 2000); framed by Moonstone/Lloyd Bloch for murder (Captain America #169, 1974); imprisoned & freed as part of Secret Empire's discrediting campaign (Captain America #170-171, 1974); alongside Avengers, vs Zodiac (Avengers #121, 1974); alongside Falcon, vs Moonstone/Bloch, became fugitives, vs Banshee through misunderstanding, allied with X-Men (Captain America #171-172, 1974); alongside X-Men, raided Secret Empire base, freed captive mutants (Captain America #173-174, 1974); alongside Falcon & X-Men, vs Secret Empire, discovered identity of Number One (Captain America #175, 1974); pulled out of time, participated in Destiny War (Avengers Forever #1-8 & 10-12, 1998-1999); with Avengers, alongside Captain Marvel/Mar-Vell, vs Thanos (Avengers #125/Captain Marvel #31-33, 1974); alongside Iron Man, discovered Chrono-Module containing Nuklo (Giant-Size Avengers #1, 1974); with Avengers, vs Klaw (Avengers #126, 1974); with Avengers, vs Nuklo (Giant-Size Avengers #1, 1974); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #280, 1987); alongside Thing, transported into future era of Guardians of the Galaxy, vs Badoon (Marvel Two-in-One #4-5, 1974); abandoned Captain America identity (Captain America #176, 1974); quarreled with Falcon (Captain America #177, 1974); attempted to assist Falcon in battle with Lucifer (Captain America #178, 1974); vs disguised Hawkeye, persuaded to take new costumed identity (Captain America #179, 1974); took new identity of Nomad (Captain America #180, 1974); as Nomad, alongside Namor, vs Serpent Squad (Captain America #181, 1975); as Nomad, met with Avengers (Avengers #131, 1975); as Nomad, vs Serpent Squad (Captain America #182/Marvel Team-Up #84, 1975/1979); as Nomad, vs Gamecock, learned of Roscoe's death, reclaimed Captain America identity (Captain America #183, 1975); alongside Falcon, vs Red Skull, learned secret of Falcon's origin (Captain America #184-186, 1975); vs Dredmund Druid's forces (Captain America #187-188, 1975); alongside Falcon, vs S.H.I.E.L.D. agents hypnotized by Nightshade (Captain America #189-190, 1975); attended Falcon's trial, vs Stilt-Man (Captain America #191, 1975); spoke to Hawkeye (Avengers #137, 1975); vs Doctor Faustus (Captain America #192, 1975); with Avengers, vs Squadron Supreme (Avengers #141, 1975); with Avengers, held captive by Brand Corporation (Avengers #142, 1975); with Avengers, vs Kang's forces (Avengers #143, 1976); vs Serpent Crown-controlled Squadron Supreme (Avengers #144, 1976); with Avengers, teleported to Earth-712, vs Serpent Crown-controlled Squadron Supreme (Avengers #147-149, 1976); vs Stormrider (Hostess Fruit Pies advertisement, 1976); persuaded Cosmic Cube to turn against Red Skull (Avengers #149, 1976); vs Captive & other extraterrestrials (Captain America Annual #3, 1976); hospitalized by Assassin/Maria (Avengers #145-146, 1976); sent on time-travel experience by Contemplator (Marvel Treasury Special: Captain America’s Bicentennial Battles, 1976); alongside Captain Britain, investigated Mastermind computer, vs Red Skull (Captain Britain #15-18 & 20-27, 1976-1977); vs Sore Sir's Apprentices (What If..? #3, 1977); vs Simon Taylor (Hostess Fruit Pies advertisement, 1977); vs Fccf Krrk (Hostess Fruit Pies advertisement, 1977); alongside Falcon, learned of Madbomb plot, vs Royalist Forces of America (Captain America #193-199, 1976); vs Tarantula/Antonio Rodriquez & Senor Muerte/Philip Garcia (Captain America #224, 1978); alongside Falcon, defeated Royalist Forces of America (Captain America #200, 1976); alongside Falcon, encountered Night People, visited Zero Street dimension (Captain America #201-203, 1976); alongside Spider-Man, vs Batroc & Zero Street Monster (Marvel Team-Up #52, 1976); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #150, 1976); with Avengers, organized new team roster (Avengers #151, 1976); with Avengers, reacted to Wonder Man's resurrection, vs Black Talon/Samuel Barone (Avengers #152-153, 1976); with Avengers, vs Living Laser & Nuklo (Avengers Annual #6, 1976); with Avengers, controlled by Attuma, vs Namor & Doctor Doom (Avengers #154/Super-Villain Team-Up #9/Avengers #155, 1976/1977); with Avengers, freed from Attuma's control, vs Attuma & Doctor Doom (Avengers #156, 1977); alongside Doctor Doom & Shroud, opposed Red Skull's attempt to control Earth (Super-Villain Team-Up #10-12, 1977); with Avengers, received warning from Hellcat (Defenders #44, 1977); alongside Falcon, vs Agron (Captain America #204-205, 1976-1977); abducted by Swine's henchmen (Captain America #206, 1977); hunted by Swine's forces in Rio de Muerte (Captain America #207, 1977); alongside Donna Puentes, vs Man-Fish, abducted by Arnim Zola (Captain America #208-209, 1977); vs Zola's mutates (Captain America #210-211, 1977); blinded in escape from Castle Zola, vs Red Skull (Captain America #212, 1977); alongside Falcon, vs Night Flyer, regained sight (Captain America #213-214, 1977); with Avengers, considered report of Doctor Doom's battle with Ace, Cat, Demon, & Starchild (Marvel Comics Super Special: KISS, 1977); with Avengers, vs Black Knight statue (Avengers #157, 1977); with Avengers, vs Graviton (Avengers #158-159, 1977); departed Avengers meeting (Avengers #160, 1977); with Avengers, attended United Charities fund raiser (Marvel Treasury Edition #13, 1976); with Avengers, alongside Captain Marvel/Mar-Vell, vs Super-Adaptoid (Captain Marvel #50, 1977); invited Rick Jones to return to Avengers Mansion (Captain Marvel #51, 1977); with Avengers, vs Ultron (Avengers #161-162, 1977); erroneously vs Iron Fist, alongside him, vs Wrecking Crew (Iron Fist #12, 1977); alongside Iron Man & Black Panther, vs Eternity Man (Avengers #169, 1978); vs Masters of the Outer Galaxy (Hostess Fruit Pies advertisement, 1978); vs Humanoid Army (Hostess ad, 1978); encountered Caesar & his Centurions (Defenders #62, 1978); with Avengers, vs Lethal Legion & Count Nefaria (Avengers #164-166, 1977); with Avengers, reacted to M'Kraan Crystal crisis (X-Men #108, 1977); met Mister One & Mister Two, vs Magneto & Mutant Force (Captain America Annual #4, 1977); with Avengers, controlled by Doctor Doom, vs Magneto (Super-Villain Team-Up #14, 1977); with Avengers, alongside others, vs Thanos (Avengers Annual #7/Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2, 1977); realized memories had been lost (Captain America #215-216, 1977); introduced to S.H.I.E.L.D. Super-Agents (Captain America #217, 1978); vs forces of Lyle Dekker & Ameridroid (Captain America #218-221, 1978); with Avengers, allied with Guardians of the Galaxy, met Henry Peter Gyrich (Avengers #167-168, 1978); with Avengers, encountered Jocasta, vs Ultron (Avengers #170-171, 1978); with Avengers, held captive by Collector (Avengers #172-173, 1978); freed by teammates (Avengers #174, 1978); with Avengers, discussed Korvac situation (Avengers #175, 1978); with Avengers, vs Korvac (Avengers #176-177/Avengers: The Korvac Saga, 1978/1991); received communication from Beast (Classic X-Men #20, 1988); poisoned by Plantman, cured with antidote procured by Falcon & Spider-Man (Marvel Team-Up #71, 1978); vs Animus (Captain America #222-223, 1978); accessed false memories, briefly reverted to non-super-soldier form, vs Impact robot (Captain America #225-226, 1978); vs S.H.I.E.L.D. agents controlled by Red Skull (Captain America #227, 1978); with Avengers, vs Squadron Sinister (Avengers Annual #8, 1978); alongside Thing & Man-Thing, vs Victorius (Marvel Two-in-One #42-43, 1978); bade Jarvis farewell following Avengers meeting (Avengers #201, 1980); with Avengers, prepared defenses against F.A.U.S.T. (Thor #271, 1978); participated in workout at Avengers Mansion (Avengers #178, 1978); referred to in newspaper article (Avengers #179, 1979); with Avengers, vs deranged Daredevil (Daredevil #155-156, 1978-1979); with Avengers, rescued hospitalized Daredevil from Death-Stalker (Daredevil #157, 1979); with Avengers, alongside Fantastic Four, vs Godzilla (Godzilla #23, 1979); vs Constrictor (Captain America #228, 1978); exposed Blue Streak as Corporation agent (Captain America #229, 1979); alongside Marvel Man & Vamp, raided Corporation headquarters, vs Hulk, betrayed by Vamp, alongside Hulk, vs Corporation forces (Captain America #230/Incredible Hulk #232, 1979); vs National Force (Captain America #231-233, 1979); controlled by Doctor Faustus, vs Daredevil, broke Faustus' control, defeated National Force (Captain America #234-236, 1979); learned of Sharon Carter's apparent death (Captain America #237, 1979); alongside Iron Man, consulted Doctor Strange regarding Black Knight (Doctor Strange #35, 1979); raided Dovecote, vs Widowmaker (Captain America #238-239, 1979); with Avengers, vs Arsenal (Iron Man #114, 1978); with Avengers, delivered Unicorn into Iron Man's custody (Iron Man #115, 1978); alongside Spider-Man, vs Electro (Amazing Spider-Man #187, 1978); with Avengers, met with Gyrich about team roster (Avengers #181, 1979); with Avengers, vs Django Maximoff's magical creations (Avengers #182, 1979); with Avengers, assisted Black Panther against Klaw (Black Panther #14-15, 1978); recruited Falcon for Avengers, arrived at battle between Avengers & Absorbing Man (Avengers #183-184, 1979); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #185, 1979); vs Coney Island Cruisers (Captain America #240, 1979); with Avengers, alongside others, reacted to spell cast by Salem's Seven (Fantastic Four Annual #14, 1979); with Avengers, alongside Defenders, present when Jewel attacked Scarlet Witch (Alias #25, 2003); provided self-defense lessons for Tony Stark (Iron Man #125, 1979); with Avengers, vs Modred the Mystic & Chthon (Avengers #186-187, 1979); with Avengers, in Russia, vs Elements of Doom (Avengers #188, 1979); vs Punisher (Captain America #241, 1980); vs Manipulator (Captain America #242, 1980); consulted by Falcon (Marvel Premiere #49, 1979); vs Thermal Thief, Wattage Waster, & Doomsday Man (Captain America and the Campbell Kids, 1980); vs Deserter (Hostess Fruit Pies advertisement, 1980); with Avengers, vs Arsenal (Avengers Annual #9, 1979); spoke with Gyrich (Avengers #189, 1979); received warning about Blastaar from Fantastic Four (Fantastic Four #215, 1979); with Avengers, spoke with Gyrich (Avengers #189, 1979); vs Adonis (Captain America #243-244, 1980); vs neo-Nazis (Captain America #245, 1980); with Avengers, attended Senate hearing, vs Grey Gargoyle (Avengers #190-191, 1979-1980); vs Joe Smith (Captain America #246, 1980); regained true memories, vs Machinesmith's robots (Captain America #247-249, 1980); with Avengers, vs Inferno/Joseph Conroy (Avengers #192-193, 1980); spoke with Ms. Marvel/Carol Danvers, attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #194, 1980); with Avengers, traced Wasp to Solomon Institute, vs Taskmaster (Avengers #195-196, 1980); with Avengers, visited hospitalized Daredevil (Daredevil #164, 1980); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #197, 1980); sought as presidential candidate (Captain America #250, 1980); with Avengers, vs Earl Cowan & Red Ronin (Avengers #198-199, 1980); with Avengers, reacted to temporal crisis caused by re-birth of Marcus Immortus (Avengers #200, 1980); with Avengers, alongside Fantastic Four, investigated temporal anomaly (Marvel Two-in-One #69, 1980); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #201, 1980); with Avengers, vs Ultron (Avengers #202, 1980); with Avengers, returned to Avengers Mansion (Avengers #203, 1981); with Avengers, vs Yellow Claw (Avengers #204-205, 1981); oversaw repairs at Avengers Mansion (Dazzler #1, 1981); with Avengers, vs Pyron (Avengers #206, 1980); with Avengers, alongside others, attended Dazzler's concert, vs Enchantress (Dazzler #2, 1981); alongside Nick Fury, vs Goon (Micronauts #25, 1981); alongside Spider-Man, Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew & Hulk, vs Enchantress & others (Spider-Man, Captain America, the Incredible Hulk, and Spider-Woman, 1981); alongside Hulk, vs Magneto (Captain America & the Incredible Hulk, 1981); spoke with Mister Fantastic regarding power outage caused by Flb'dbi (Fantastic Four #220, 1980); vs Batroc & Mister Hyde (Captain America #251-252, 1980); with Avengers, alongside others, opposed effects of Leader's activities (Incredible Hulk Annual #11, 1982); in England, reunited with Union Jack/Lord Falsworth & Spitfire, vs Baron Blood (Captain America #253-254, 1981); encountered Cedric Rawlings, vs Demon Druid (Captain America #256, 1981); vs Matrix Eight (Captain America #257, 1981); worked on advertising assignment (Captain America #255, 1981); destroyed Red Skull's satellite (Captain America: The Red Skull Strikes From Space #3, 1981); alongside Iron Man & Vision, failed to receive S.H.I.E.L.D. distress call (Micronauts #28, 1981); involved in hunt for Hulk (Incredible Hulk #258, 1981); with Avengers, alongside Thing, vs Blastaar, Annihilus, & Super-Adaptoid (Marvel Two-in-One #75, 1981); with Avengers, encountered Shadow Lord, vs Berserker (Avengers #207-208, 1981); with Avengers, confronted Ebon Seeker, warned away by Human Torch/Johnny Storm (Fantastic Four #230, 1981); vs Blockbuster (Captain America #258, 1981); vs Doctor Octopus (Captain America #259, 1981); alongside Spider-Man, vs Scorpion (Marvel Team-Up #106, 1981); tested prison system, vs Thumper Morgan (Captain America #260, 1981); with Avengers, vs Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, learned how Marcus Immortus had manipulated Ms. Marvel (Avengers Annual #10, 1981); prepared Avengers Quinjet for Iron Man (Iron Man #148, 1981); traveled to California to investigate Nomad/Edward Ferbel, captured by Red Skull, escaped with assistance of Ameridroid (Captain America #261-263, 1981); vs Morgan MacNeil Hardy (Captain America #264, 1981); vs Constrictor & Samson Scythe's forces (Captain America Annual #5, 1981); with Avengers, vs Weathermen (Avengers #210, 1981); with Avengers, dealt with Moondragon's manipulation of prospective members (Avengers #211, 1981); with Avengers, informed Defenders of Citrusville crisis (Defenders #98, 1981); joined search for Rom (Rom #23, 1981); with Avengers, alongside others, attended Mar-Vell's deathbed (Silver Surfer #14/Marvel Graphic Novel #1, 1988/1982); with Avengers, alongside others, attended Mar-Vell's funeral (Silver Surfer Annual #6, 1993); with Avengers, vs Elfqueen (Avengers #212, 1981); charged Yellowjacket/Pym with reckless behavior, with Avengers, vs Salvation-1 (Avengers #213, 1981); alongside Spider-Man, vs S.U.L.T.A.N. (Captain America #265-266, 1982); vs Everyman (Captain America #267, 1982); accompanied Inali Redpath on S.H.I.E.L.D. mission (Captain America #8, 2003); with Avengers, vs out-of-control Ghost Rider (Avengers #214, 1981); with Avengers, captured by Molecule Man (Avengers #215, 1982); learned true identities of Iron Man & Thor, released by Molecule Man (Avengers #216, 1982); intervened following Egghead's manipulation of Yellowjacket/Pym (Avengers #217, 1982); with Avengers, vs Morgan MacNeil Hardy (Avengers #218, 1982); alongside Thing & Giant-Man/Bill Foster, vs A.I.M. (Marvel Two-in-One #82, 1981); alongside Nick Fury, vs Quadroids (Fantastic Four #240, 1982); with Avengers, alongside Fantastic Four, vs Galactus (Fantastic Four #243-244, 1982); captured by August Masters for Secret Empire (Captain America #268, 1982); alongside Defenders, vs Secret Empire (Defenders #106-107, 1982); alongside Team America, vs Mad Thinker's androids (Captain America #269, 1982); with Avengers, drawn to Ba-Bani & manipulated by Moondragon, witnessed seeming death of Drax (Avengers #219-220, 1982); reunited with Arnie Roth, vs mutations created by Baron Helmut Zemo (Captain America #270, 1982); with Avengers, alongside Silver Surfer, vs Nebulon & Supernalia (Avengers Annual #11, 1982); vs wrestler King Arthur (Captain America #271, 1982); with Avengers, provided assistance to Micronauts (Micronauts #43, 1982); alongside Iron Man, recruited Hawkeye to active duty (Avengers #221, 1982); vs Vermin (Captain America #272, 1982); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #222, 1982); confronted Iron Man over relationship with Wasp (Avengers #224, 1982); attended Howling Commandos reunion, vs Baron Strucker LMD (Captain America #273-274, 1982); vs Stryker the Second (Marvel Fanfare #5, 1982); alongside Jeff Mace & others, underwent alternate reality experience caused by Contemplator (Captain America Annual #6, 1982); with Avengers, attended Dazzler's concert (Dazzler #21, 1982); with Avengers, sent to Avalon by Doctor Druid, aided Black Knight against Fomor (Avengers #225-226, 1982); confronted neo-Nazi Harry Todd (Captain America #275, 1982); captured by Baron Helmut Zemo & Primus, vs Zemo's mutates, rescued Arnie Roth (Captain America #276-278, 1982-1983); vs Primus (Captain America #279, 1983); alongside others, abducted by Grandmaster & Death to participate in “contest of champions”, teamed with Blitzkrieg & Sasquatch on Grandmaster's behalf, vs Shamrock (Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions #1 & 3, 1982); with Avengers, reacted to Hulk's capture by U-Foes (Incredible Hulk #277, 1982); with Avengers, alongside others, supported Hulk's amnesty (Incredible Hulk #278-279, 1982-1983); provided Mister Fantastic with information on Ultron (Marvel Two-in-One #92, 1982); with Avengers, alongside others, vs Skrulls impersonating X-Men (Fantastic Four #250, 1983); discussed Tryco Slatterus' fighting match with Avengers, joined rest of world in observing Tryco vs various superhumans (Marvel Two-in-One Annual #7, 1982); with Avengers, alongside Fantastic Four, X-Men & others, visited hospitalized Thing, vs Grapplers, Fabian Stankowicz & other costumed criminals (Marvel Two-in-One #96, 1983); alongside Iron Man, visited hospitalized Thing (Fantastic Four #258, 1983); with Avengers, waited in hospital during Vision's treatment (Vision and the Scarlet Witch #3, 1983); with Avengers, alongside others, encountered Captain Marvel/Monica Rambeau (Amazing Spider-Man Annual #16, 1982); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #227, 1983); with Avengers, alongside Hulk, vs Arsenal (Incredible Hulk #282, 1983); with Avengers, alongside Hulk, vs Leader (Incredible Hulk #283-284, 1983); vs Scarecrow (Captain America #280, 1983); with Avengers, attended Hank Pym's trial, vs Egghead's Masters of Evil, cleared Pym's name (Avengers #228-229, 1983); with Avengers, parted with Pym (Avengers #230, 1983); met Jack Monroe, captured by Viper, defeated her with help of Nomad/Monroe, Falcon, & S.H.I.E.L.D. (Captain America #281-283, 1983); alongside Nomad, stopped Tommy Beehan's abusive behavior (Captain America #284, 1983); alongside Nomad, vs Porcupine, attended deathbed of Patriot/Jeff Mace (Captain America #285, 1983); advised Spider-Man during search for Bette Chekov (Marvel Team-Up #127, 1983); with Avengers, vs Plantman, alongside Wasp, confronted Tony Stark (Avengers #231-232, 1983); with Avengers, pulled out of time to attend future She-Hulk's trial (She-Hulk #3, 2006); alongside Spider-Man, vs Vermin (Marvel Team-Up #128, 1983); with Avengers, summoned to United Nations Security Council hearing on Fantastic Four, journeyed to Moon to meet with Inhumans, vs Maximus & Enclave (Avengers Annual #12, 1983); with Avengers, alongside Fantastic Four, vs Annihilus (Avengers #233/Fantastic Four #256, 1983); spoke to Thor about Iron Man (Avengers #234, 1983); confronted Tony Stark over alcoholism, rescued him from fire set by Firebrand/Gary Gilbert (Iron Man #172, 1983); participated in workout at Avengers Mansion (Thor #334, 1983); alongside Scarlet Witch & She-Hulk, vs Wizard (Avengers #235, 1983); met Hawkeye & Mockingbird on subway (Hawkeye #3, 1983); with Avengers, shut down Hydra's Atomi-geddon device (She-Hulk #7, 2006); alongside Aquarian, vs Bernard Worrell, witnessed evolution of A.I.M.'s Cosmic Cube (Captain America Annual #7, 1983); with Avengers, alongside Spider-Man, vs Lava Men & Project: P.E.G.A.S.U.S. escapees (Avengers #236-237, 1983); alongside Deathlok, traveled to Earth-7484, vs Hellinger (Captain America #286-289, 1983-1984); visited Bernie Rosenthal (Captain America #289, 1984); brought Bernie Rosenthal to Avengers Mansion (Captain America #290, 1984); visited Marvel Comics offices (Marvel Fanfare #12, 1984); approached Tork for assistance in helping Falcon (Falcon #3, 1984); alongside Tork, vs Legion gang (Falcon #4, 1984); alongside Nomad, vs Mother Night/Sinthia Schmidt (Captain America #290, 1984); assisted Tumbler/Michael Keane in investigating Guardian Life (Captain America #291, 1984); encountered Black Crow, received marriage proposal from Bernie Rosenthal (Captain America #292, 1984); learned of Vision's new powers, met Hawkeye at Avengers Mansion (Avengers #241, 1984); with Avengers, attended celebration of wedding of Hawkeye & Mockingbird (Avengers #242, 1984); alongside Wasp, approached by Black Cat seeking superhuman powers (Spectacular Spider-Man #89, 1984); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #242, 1984); with Avengers, approached stadium created by Beyonder (Captain America #292/Avengers #242, 1984); with Avengers, alongside others, brought to Battleworld by Beyonder, participated in "secret wars" (Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #1-2/Thor #383/Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #3-12, 1984/1987/1984-1985); with Avengers, alongside others, returned to Earth after “secret wars” (Avengers #243/Amazing Spider-Man #252/Iron Man #182, 1984); attended Avengers meeting, learned of Vision's plan for West Coast Avengers (Avengers #243, 1984); with Avengers, alongside others, acted as guests of honor in parade (Code of Honor #3, 1997); with Avengers, vs Dire Wraiths in Florida (Avengers #244-245, 1984); as Steve Rogers, had chance encounter with Guardian/James Hudson (Alpha Flight #10, 1984); with Avengers, vs Zola's Hulk-clones (Avengers Annual #13, 1984); with Avengers, alongside others, vs Living Monolith (Marvel Graphic Novel #17, 1985); with Avengers, informed Wonder Man of Sandman crisis (Wonder Man #1, 1986); alongside Nomad, vs mind-controlled Slayer/Dave Cox (Captain America #293-294, 1984); alongside Nomad, vs Sisters of Sin (Captain America #295, 1984); learned he had received accelerated aging from Red Skull (Captain America #296, 1984); had tissue sample taken by Zola (Captain America #350, 1989); underwent astral experience in Deux Machina (Captain America #297, 1984); heard Red Skull's biography (Captain America #298, 1984); vs Red Skull in apparent final battle (Captain America #299-300, 1984); treated at Avengers Mansion, vs Sisters of Sin, restored to normal (Captain America #301, 1985); conducted workout in Avengers Mansion (Avengers #251, 1985); with Avengers, alongside X-Men & others, transformed by & vs Kulan Gath (Uncanny X-Men #190-191, 1985); vs Knights of Brooklyn (Marvel Fanfare #18, 1985); vs Colossal Craig (Marvel Fanfare #29, 1986); vs Batroc's Brigade (Captain America #302-303, 1985); alongside Nomad, rescued Myron MacLain from Stane International (Captain America #304, 1985); with Avengers, alongside others, vs Dire Wraiths (Rom #65, 1985); with Avengers, alongside others, assisted in post-Wraith War recovery (Avengers #255, 1985); accompanied Vision & Scarlet Witch to survey ruins of their home, with Avengers, vs Blood Brothers (Avengers #252, 1985); with Avengers, oversaw closure of Thanos base, learned of Vision's plans for world control (Avengers #253, 1985); with Avengers, dissuaded Vision from plans, freed him from control apparatus (Avengers #254, 1985); attended Avengers meeting (Avengers #255, 1985); in England, alongside Captain Britain, vs Modred the Mystic (Captain America #305-306, 1985); with Avengers, alongside others, vs Thundersword (Secret Wars II #1, 1985); vs Armadillo, unknowingly duplicated by Beyonder (Captain America #308, 1985); observed Nomad's battle with Madcap, parted with Nomad (Captain America #309, 1985); with Avengers, vs Purple Man & Doctor Doom (Marvel Graphic Novel #27, 1987); with Avengers, traveled to Savage Land, vs Terminus (Avengers #256-257, 1985); with Avengers, arrived at scene of fight between Spider-Man & Firelord (Avengers #258/Amazing Spider-Man #270, 1985); vs Serpent Society members (Captain Americ