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Captain America (2005 series) #50

Ed Brubaker | Luke Ross

Captain America (2005 series) #50 cover

Story Name:

Days Gone By


Synopsis

Captain America (2005 series) #50 synopsis by Peter Silvestro
Rating: 4 stars
It is Bucky's (James Buchanan Barnes) 80th (or something) birthday and while fighting the Watchdogs, wearing his Captain America uniform, he remembers how he celebrated his 16, 18 and 20th birthdays. 

After defeating his enemies, he finds a surprise B-day party in his honor at his home, attended by several super heroes including the Black Widow, Ms. Marvel, Spider-Woman, Wolverine, Luke Cage and Spider-Man.

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Characters
Good (or All)
BLACKWIDOW
CAPBUCKY
LUKECAGE
MSMARVEL
SPIDERMAN
SPIDERWOMAN1
WOLVERINE

Enemies
Watchdogs.


Story #2

Sentinel of Liberty

Writer/Penciler/Inker: Marcos Martin.

Synopsis

By Peter Silvestro
Rating: 3 stars
Retells the history of Captain America, from Steve Rogers becoming a super soldier, to Bucky carrying on Rogers' memory after Rogers assessination.

Characters that appear in this story include: Steve Rogers, Dr. Reinstein, Bucky (Winter Soldier), Adolf Hitler, Red Skull, Sub-Mariner, Toro, Human Torch (original), Union Jack, Spitfire, Baron Zemo, George Kennedy, Thor, Iron Man (Tony Stark), Giant Man, Wasp, Hulk, Nick Fury, Dum Dum, Sharon Carter (Agent 13), Hydra, Baron Strucker, Falcon, Arnin Zola, MODOK, Doctor Faustus, U.S. Agent, Crossbones, Black Panther, A.I.M., General Lukin, Daredevil, Luke Cage, Hercules, Human Torch (Johnny Storm), Spider-Man, Mr. Fantastic, She-Hulk, Yellow Jacket, Wonder Man, Black Widow.

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Characters
Good (or All)
CAP
DUMDUM
GIANTMANHP
HULK
TORCH1
IRONMAN
FURY
SHARONCARTER
SPITFIRE
SUBMARINER
THOR
TORO
WASP
Plus: Professor Erskine (Reinstein), Union Jack (Lord Falsworth).

Enemies
AIM
HITLER
ALUKIN
AZOLA
STRUCKER
ZEMO
CROSSBONES
DRFAUSTUS
HYDRA
MODOK
REDSKULL
YELLOWJACKET
Flashbacks
BLACKPANTHER
BLACKWIDOW
DAREDEVIL
FALCON
HERCULES
TORCH2
LUKECAGE
MRFANTASTIC
SHEHULK
SPIDERMAN
USAGENT
WONDERMAN


Story #3

Passing the Torch

Writer/Penciler/Inker: Fred Hembeck. Colorist: Chris Giarrusso.

Synopsis

By Peter Silvestro
Rating: 3 stars
The former villain known as the Acrobat, Carl Zante, tells about his days as Captain America: how he became the enemy of the Human Torch (STRANGE TALES #106), and, after his defeat, sought revenge by impersonating the (supposedly) long-dead hero Captain America at an auto show, of all places (STRANGE TALES #114). This scheme turned out to be as stupid as the first one, and while he has some misplaced pride in his "tenure" as Cap, his life went off the rails and deservedly so.

Characters
Good (or All)
Acrobat (Carl Zante).




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Main/1st Story Full Credits

Luke Ross
Rick Magyar
Frank D'Armata
Steve Epting (Cover Penciler)
Steve Epting (Cover Inker)
Steve Epting (Cover Colorist)
Additional Credits
Letterer: Virtual Calligraphy.
Editor: Tom Brevoort. Editor-in-chief: Joe Quesada.



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