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Captain America (1968) - #251
"The Mercenary and the Madman" (UK Edition)
Marvel


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or add a variant 		  Writer(s):
John Byrne
Roger L. Stern

Penciller(s):
John Byrne

Inker(s):
Josef 'Joe' Rubinstein

Colorist(s):
Bob Sharen

Letterer(s):
James R. 'Jim' Novak

Editor(s):
Bob Budiansky
Jim Salicrup

Cover Artist(s):
John Byrne
Josef 'Joe' Rubinstein
  

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Cover Date: November 1980
Cover Price: UK £ 0.15

Issue Tagline: The Mercenary and the Madman!

Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue; 32 pages

This is a version of the following issue:
Captain America (1968) #251 - The Mercenary And The Madman

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Synopsis:
Batroc The Leaper agrees to break out the maniacal Mr. Hyde, but when deal goes bad Batroc ends up with a reluctant partner in crime. The two plan a daring hijacking that could not only spell the end for Captain America but New York City as well.

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