Captain America #163 (Jul 1973), 7.5 VF-
Product Code: 1CAP163
Captain America #163, published in Jul 1973, is a Bronze Age Marvel comic featuring Captain America, written by Steve Englehart with cover art by Sal Buscema.
Entitled Beware of Serpents, 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 partial team appearance of the Serpent Squad - Cobra, Eel (Leopold Stryke), Viper (Jordan Dixon).
Featured appearances include Captain America (Steve Rogers), Dave Cox, Falcon (Sam Wilson), Serpent Squad (Cobra, and other characters from Captain America’s world.
A classic Bronze Age Captain America comic, this issue reflects the more grounded and socially conscious direction of Captain America storytelling, with political intrigue, espionage themes, and key Marvel character moments.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Current Bags and Iconic Comics Current Boards.
Key Details
- Publisher: Marvel
- Grade: 7.5 Very Fine-
- Key Comic Feature
- 1st partial team appearance of the Serpent Squad - Cobra, Eel (Leopold Stryke), Viper (Jordan Dixon)
- 1st appearance of Dave Cox (later Slayer)
$38.00
AUDProduct Description
Captain America #163, published in Jul 1973, is a Bronze Age Marvel comic featuring Captain America, written by Steve Englehart with cover art by Sal Buscema.
Entitled Beware of Serpents, 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 partial team appearance of the Serpent Squad - Cobra, Eel (Leopold Stryke), Viper (Jordan Dixon).
Featured appearances include Captain America (Steve Rogers), Dave Cox, Falcon (Sam Wilson), Serpent Squad (Cobra, and other characters from Captain America’s world.
A classic Bronze Age Captain America comic, this issue reflects the more grounded and socially conscious direction of Captain America storytelling, with political intrigue, espionage themes, and key Marvel character moments.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Current Bags and Iconic Comics Current Boards.