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Issue #1
Dec 20, 1940
Issue #2
Jan 31, 1941
Issue #3
Feb 28, 1941
Issue #4
Apr 04, 1941
Issue #5
May 05, 1941
Issue #6
Jul 01, 1941
Issue #7
Aug 05, 1941
Issue #8
Sep 05, 1941
Issue #9
Sep 30, 1941
Issue #10
Nov 04, 1941
Issue #11
Dec 02, 1941
Issue #12
Jan 06, 1942
Issue #13
Feb 03, 1942
Issue #14
Mar 03, 1942
Issue #15
Apr 07, 1942
Issue #16
May 06, 1942
Issue #17
Jun 03, 1942
Issue #18
Jul 08, 1942
Issue #19
Aug 05, 1942
Issue #20
Sep 09, 1942
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Meet Captain America
A key issue noted for First appearance of Captain America and First appearance of Bucky Barnes. Captain America Comics #1 was published by Marvel Comics on March 1, 1941, as part of a series that began in 1941. Eando Binder and France Herron write, and art comes from Al Liederman. This 68-page issue features Captain America, Bucky Barnes, Adolf Hitler, Solem and Franklin D. Roosevelt, among 28 characters catalogued on VerseDB.
Issue Number
#1
Release Date
December 20, 1940
Cover Date
March 1941
Cover Price
$0.10
Page Count
68
Series Details
Publisher
Type
Regular Series
Status
Completed
Run
1941 - 1954
Issues Count
73
Genres
Comedy, Superhero, Anthro, Adventure, Crime, Historical, War, Fantasy, Mystery
Format
Standard
Original Language
English
Language
English
Teams
Key Issue
- First appearance of Captain America
- First appearance of Bucky Barnes
- First appearance of Red Skull
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