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COMIC DETAILS

Comic Description: Captain America 319 Signature
Grade: 9.8
Page Quality: WHITE
Certification #: 4447316006
Owner: The Captain

SET DETAILS

Custom Sets: This comic is not in any custom sets.
Sets Competing: My CGC Captain America Collection  Score: 39
Research: See CGC's Census Report for this Comic

Owner's Description

July, 1986

"Overkill"

Mark Gruenwald - Writer
Paul Neary - Penciler
Dennis Janke - Inker
Paul Neary & Joe Sinnott - Cover Artists
Ken Feduniewicz - Colorist
Diana Albers - Letterer
Michael Carlin & Bobbie Chase - Editors
Jim Shooter - Editor-in-Chief

Synopsis:
Blacklash is making Jewelry heists in order to support his mom when Captain America defeats him and finds out that the Melter had been recently killed. He links this with the attack on the Constrictor (Frank Schlichting) by Scourge and sets out to learn more. Meanwhile back at Serpent Society Headquarters Sidewinder teleports in with the dead body of Death Adder and swears revenge on whoever killed him which is also Scourge. Then at the Bar with No Name Gary Gibert (also known as Firebrand) is meeting with two other Costumed villains Jaguar and Letha to discuss a mass meeting about how to deal with Scourge. As Captain America follows his leads and hunches the meeting of Supervillains draws closer and when they are in the heat of their discussions the Bartender happens to be Scourge who then jumps out from behind the Bar and kills everyone there proclaiming Justice is Served.

Notes:
-Signed by: Jim Shooter on 06/14/2024
-In this issue, a brief history/origin is given of Diamondback (Rachel Leighton).
-Scourge is disguised as Jake the Bartender. It is not clear how long this ruse had been taking place.
-Death Adder is seen for the last time. He is a lifeless corpse as he was killed by Scourge in the previous issue.
-This issue contains a letters page, "American Graffiti". Letters are published from: George A. Williams, Brian Nelson, and Mark F. Pastell.

Quotes:
“ What brings you here handsome?" —Diamondback



 
 
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