Captain America #100 (Apr 1968)
Product Code: 1CAP100
Captain America #100, published in Apr 1968, is a Silver Age Marvel comic featuring Captain America, written by Stan Lee with cover art by Jack Kirby.
Entitled This Monster Unmasked, this story continues The First Avenger's adventures as he faces threats to freedom, dangerous enemies, and wartime conspiracies.
It is regarded as a key Captain America comic due to the following significant event: 1st Silver Age Captain America titled series.
Featured appearances include Captain America (Steve Rogers), Agent 13 (Sharton Carter), Baron Zemo (Heinrich Zemo), Black Panther (T'Challa), and other characters from Captain America’s world.
A classic Silver Age Captain America comic, this issue captures the return and evolution of Steve Rogers in the Marvel Universe, featuring action-driven storytelling, memorable allies, and iconic Marvel moments.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Silver Age Bags and Iconic Comics Silver Age Boards.
Key Details
- Publisher: Marvel
- Key Comic Feature
- 1st Silver Age Captain America titled series
- Follows Tales of Suspense #99
Product Description
Captain America #100, published in Apr 1968, is a Silver Age Marvel comic featuring Captain America, written by Stan Lee with cover art by Jack Kirby.
Entitled This Monster Unmasked, this story continues The First Avenger's adventures as he faces threats to freedom, dangerous enemies, and wartime conspiracies.
It is regarded as a key Captain America comic due to the following significant event: 1st Silver Age Captain America titled series.
Featured appearances include Captain America (Steve Rogers), Agent 13 (Sharton Carter), Baron Zemo (Heinrich Zemo), Black Panther (T'Challa), and other characters from Captain America’s world.
A classic Silver Age Captain America comic, this issue captures the return and evolution of Steve Rogers in the Marvel Universe, featuring action-driven storytelling, memorable allies, and iconic Marvel moments.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Silver Age Bags and Iconic Comics Silver Age Boards.