Comics:Captain America Vol 3 1

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How the rest of the world perceives America is a very important question for me...

-- Captain America

Appearing in "The Return of Steve Rogers, Captain America"

Featured Characters:

• Captain America

Supporting Characters:

• Sharon Cater
  

Villains:

• Lady Deathstrike
• Strikeforce Ukiyoe
  • Akutagawa
  • Tetsuo

Other Characters:

• Fantastic Four
  • Human Torch
  • Invisible Woman
  • Mr. Fantastic
  • Thing
• Sharon Carter
• Renny (voice)
• Kang
• Shusaku
• Abraham Erskine (Appears in flashback and main story)
• Bucky Barnes (Appears in flashback and main story)
• Iron Man (Tony Stark) (Appears in flashback and main story)
• Wasp (Appears in flashback and main story)
• Nazis
  

Video Images of:

• Red Skull
• Nuke
• Sub-Mariner

Locations:

• Tokyo, Japan
  • Uncle Sam’s (American Club)
• Istanbul
• Wisconsin

Items:

• Captain America's Shield
• Cosmic Cube - Video image

Vehicles:

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Synopsis for "The Return of Steve Rogers, Captain America"

“Steve Rogers, patriot of the second World War. Denied a chance to serve his country until a unique military experiment maximized his physical structure … turning him into a super-soldier.
Frozen in suspended animation at war’s end, he awoke in the modern world a man out of time, but never out of courage.
He is … Captain America.”

After escaping the alternate universe created by Franklin Richards, Steve Rogers a.k.a. Captain America finds himself on the streets of Tokyo, Japan with no memory of where he had been for the last year. Before he can get his bearings Captain America is called into action to stop a group of Japanese terrorist who are protesting the Americanization of Japanese culture.

Later during the premiere of a Captain America film the terrorist strike again and in front of the theater’s audience the Captain makes short work of them. Unfortunately the mastermind of the organization. Lady Deathstrike shows up and the two become locked in a deadly battle but ultimately the Captain is victorious. However while Captain America was working to save the lives of the theater patrons, Lady Deathstrike escaped, but still hundreds of people were saved.

Notes

• Next Chronological Appearance of Captain America: Avengers Vol 3 #1
• Next Chronological Appearance of Lady Deathstrike: X-Men Annual 2000
• Next Chronological Appearance of the Fantastic Four: Fantastic Four Vol 3 #1
• This story contains a letters page, "American Grafitti". However it has no letters, but rather information from Editor Matt Idelson and "Paul".
• This issue also has a two page feature, "Behind the Scenes with Ron Garney". It details how the cover for this issue was created.
• There are two covers for this issue. The variant is the "sun burst" cover.
  

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

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• Cover gallery for the Captain America series

Recommended Reading

• Wolverine 114 – For background information on Lady Deathstrike

Links and References

• None.