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Strange Tales (1951) - #114
Marvel


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Stan 'The Man' Lee - 'Stanley Martin Lieber'

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Richard 'Dick' Ayers - 'Richard B.'
Jack 'King' Kirby
  

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Cover Date: November 1963
Cover Price: US $ 0.12

Issue Tagline: From Out of the Golden Age of Comics Into the Marvel Age, Captain America Returns to Challenge the Human Torch!

Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue; 36 pages

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Reprinted/Collected in:
The Avengers (1973) #4
Captain America (1968) #216
Captain America Epic Collection (2014) TPB vol. 01
Doctor Strange Omnibus (2016) HC vol. 01
Essential Doctor Strange (2001) TPB vol. 01
Essential Doctor Strange (2001) TPB vol. 01 (2nd Edition)
Essential Human Torch (2003) TPB vol. 01
King-Size Kirby (2015) Slipcase HC
Marvel Collectors' Item Classics (1965) #5
Marvel Masterworks (1987) #23
Marvel Masterworks: Doctor Strange (2003) HC vol. 01
Marvel Masterworks: Doctor Strange (2003) TPB vol. 01
Marvel Masterworks: Human Torch (2006) HC vol. 01
Marvel Masterworks: Human Torch (2006) TPB vol. 01
Marvel Milestone Edition: Strange Tales (1995) #1
Marvel Tales (1964) #17
Marvel Tales (1964) #136
Marvel Visionaries: Jack Kirby (2004) HC vol. 02
Stan Lee Presents Doctor Strange: Master of the Mystic Arts (1979) #1
Strange Tales (2004) nn
Strange Tales (Faksimile) (1999) Compilation

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Stan 'The Man' Lee - 'Stanley Martin Lieber'

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Has Captain America really returned to active duty after all these years? Johnny Storm has his doubts . . .

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First appearance of Captain America at Marvel. In fairness, though, it's more the implication of Captain America than Steve Rogers himself. This story, along with "Captain America Joins the Avengers" in The Avengers #4, firmly establish that his adventures in Timely Comics were to be considered a real part of the character's past. In other words, this story served notice that, unlike what was going on with DC characters at the time, there was to be no difference between the Golden Age and Silver Age Captain Americas.

Reprinted in Marvel Tales #14 and Captain America (1966) #216.

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Reprinted in Marvel Masterworks #23, Dr. Strange Pocket color paperback #1, Marvel Collector's Item Classics #5, Marvel Tales #136.

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