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|made = [[1940s#1943|1943]]
 
|made = [[1940s#1943|1943]]
|owners = [[Howard Stark]]<br>[[Tony Stark]]
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|owners = [[Howard Stark]]<br>[[Tony Stark]]
 
|users = [[Gary Hendricks]]<br>[[Steve Rogers]]
 
|users = [[Gary Hendricks]]<br>[[Steve Rogers]]
 
|movie = ''[[Iron Man 2]]''<br>''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]''
 
|movie = ''[[Iron Man 2]]''<br>''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]''
|web series = ''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]''
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|web series = ''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]'' <small>(promotional material)</small>
 
|comic = ''[[Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere]]''
 
|comic = ''[[Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere]]''
 
|status = Discontinued}}
 
|status = Discontinued}}
 
{{Quote|There's nothin' like readin' about [[Captain America|Cap]] in a comic book!|[[Gary Hendricks]]|Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere}}
 
{{Quote|There's nothin' like readin' about [[Captain America|Cap]] in a comic book!|[[Gary Hendricks]]|Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere}}
'''Captain America''' were a series of comic books published in the [[United States of America]] during [[World War II]]. Designed to help boost the American morale, they told the stories of [[Captain America (Fiction)|Captain America]]'s war-time adventures, fictionalizing the actions of the real hero [[Steve Rogers]].
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'''''Captain America''''' was a series of comic books published in the [[United States of America]] during [[World War II]]. Designed to help boost the American morale, they told the stories of [[Captain America (Fiction)|Captain America]]'s war-time adventures, fictionalizing the actions of the real hero [[Steve Rogers]].
   
 
==History==
 
==History==
 
{{Expand|Appearance in ''Captain America: The First Avenger''}}
 
{{Expand|Appearance in ''Captain America: The First Avenger''}}
 
===Gary Hendricks' Comic===
 
===Gary Hendricks' Comic===
 
[[Gary Hendricks]], a young fan of [[Captain America]], received a copy of a comic book edited to help boost morale during [[World War II]] that tells an action-packed story about the adventures of Captain America.<ref>''[[Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere]]''</ref>
[[File:US Soldier reading Captain America Comic (1943).png|thumb|250px|A US Army soldier reads the first issue of the Captain America comic book.]]
 
[[Gary Hendricks]], a young fan of [[Captain America]], receives a copy of a comic book edited to help boost morale during [[World War II]] that tells an action-packed story about the adventures of Captain America.<ref>''[[Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere]]''</ref>
 
   
===Box of Howard Stark===
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===Howard Stark's S.H.I.E.L.D. Box===
[[Nick Fury]] provides [[Tony Stark]] with a box from his [[Howard Stark|father]]. Inside the box is a number of items, including two [[Captain America]] comics.<ref>''[[Iron Man 2]]''</ref>
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[[Nick Fury]] provided [[Tony Stark]] with a [[Howard Stark's S.H.I.E.L.D. Box|S.H.I.E.L.D. box]] from his father, [[Howard Stark|Howard]]. Inside the box was a number of items, including two ''Captain America'' comics.<ref>''[[Iron Man 2]]''</ref>
   
 
===Charity Auction===
 
===Charity Auction===
On April 30, 2016, a copy of ''Captain America'' #1 signed by [[Steve Rogers]] was sold for $1.5 million at the charity auction.<ref name="WHiH">''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]''</ref>
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On April 30, [[2016]], a copy of ''Captain America'' #1 signed by [[Steve Rogers]] was sold for $1.5 million at the charity auction.<ref name="WHiH">''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]''</ref>
   
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
*The comic book volume shown in ''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]'' and ''[[Iron Man 2]]'' is based on the [[w:c:marvel:Captain America Comics Vol 1 1|first ''Captain America'' comic]] ever published.
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*The comic book volume shown in ''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]'', ''[[Iron Man 2]]'' and ''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]'' is based on the [[w:c:marvel:Captain America Comics Vol 1 1|first ''Captain America'' comic]] ever published. This cover is also featured on one of the cards that makes up the [[Captain America Card Collection]].
*The cover of the first ''Captain America'' comic is featured on one of the cards that makes up the [[Captain America Card Collection]].
 
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
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Kids reading Cap comics (1943).png|Kids reading the first issue of ''Captain America''
 
US Soldier reading Captain America Comic (1943).png|A US Army soldier reads the first issue of ''Captain America''
 
WHiH Comic Captain America.jpg
 
WHiH Comic Captain America.jpg
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Gary Hendricks.jpg
 
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[[Category:Captain America: The First Avenger Items]]
 
[[Category:Captain America: The First Avenger Items]]
 
[[Category:Comics Items]]
 
[[Category:Comics Items]]
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[[Category:Literatures]]

Revision as of 10:17, 16 June 2020

For other uses, see Captain America (disambiguation)

"There's nothin' like readin' about Cap in a comic book!"
Gary Hendricks[src]

Captain America was a series of comic books published in the United States of America during World War II. Designed to help boost the American morale, they told the stories of Captain America's war-time adventures, fictionalizing the actions of the real hero Steve Rogers.

History

This section requires expansion

Gary Hendricks' Comic

Gary Hendricks, a young fan of Captain America, received a copy of a comic book edited to help boost morale during World War II that tells an action-packed story about the adventures of Captain America.[1]

Howard Stark's S.H.I.E.L.D. Box

Nick Fury provided Tony Stark with a S.H.I.E.L.D. box from his father, Howard. Inside the box was a number of items, including two Captain America comics.[2]

Charity Auction

On April 30, 2016, a copy of Captain America #1 signed by Steve Rogers was sold for $1.5 million at the charity auction.[3]

Trivia

Gallery

References