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Captain America: Forever Allies #1
CAPTAIN AMERICA’S IN A RACE ACROSS THE WORLD TO SOLVE A MYSTERY FROM WORLD WAR TWO! James “Bucky” Barnes has led many lives. Once he was Captain America's partner Bucky, a proud member of the Invaders, a founder of the original Young Allies. Now he is Captain America, the Sentinel of Liberty, and when an old enemy suddenly reappears, Jim must re-open the last, unsolved case of the Young Allies -- to stop a menace that threatens the world! Roger Stern (AMAZING SPIDER-MAN) travels from World War II with Nick Dragotta (X-MEN FIRST CLASS) to the modern age with Marco Santucci (SIEGE: SPIDER-MAN) to tell a time-tossed epic tale of mystery, intrigue, and high adventure! Includes a reprint of Captain America's origin from Tales of Suspense #63
Characters: Abraham Erskine, Baron Blood (Falsworth), Bucky Barnes, Captain America, Chester Phillips, Geoffrey Worthington Vandergill, Golden Girl, Heinz Kruger, Henry Yosef Tinkelbaum, Human Top, Jim Hammond, Knuckles, Lotus Newmark, Master Man, Namor, Sgt. Mike Duffy, Texas Jack, Toro, U-Man, Warrior Woman, Whitewash Jones
Creative roster
Alan Fine (Executive Producer)
Artie Simek (Letterer)
Chris Sotomayor (Colorist)
Damien Lucchese (Production)
Dan Buckley (Publisher)
Frank Giacoia (Inker)
Jack Kirby (Penciller)
Jared K. Fletcher (Letterer)
Joe Quesada (Editor In Chief)
Lee Weeks (Cover)
Marco Santucci (Inker, Penciller)
Matt Hollingsworth (Cover)
Nick Dragotta (Artist)
Patrick Piazzalunga (Inker)
Roger Stern (Writer)
Stan Lee (Writer)
Tom Brennan (Editor)
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