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About this issue
- Penciller
- George Tuska
- Inker
- Russ Jones
- Colorist
- George Roussos
- Letterer
- Carol Lay and Gaspar Saladino
- Cover
- Joe Sinnott and Rick Hoberg
- Editor
- Roy Thomas
- Plot
- Don Glut and Roy Thomas
- Script
- Don Glut
- Characters
- Baron Heinrich Zemo, Bucky Barnes, Captain America, Dum Dum Dugan, Hank Pym, Hulk, Iron Man, Namor, Nick Fury, Red Skull, Rick Jones, Sharon Carter, Thor (Marvel), Uatu, and Wasp
- Teams
- Avengers, Howling Commandos, Hydra, and S.H.I.E.L.D.
- Cover date
- October 1977
- Cover price
- $0.50
- UPC
- 0714860268610
- Pages
- 52
- Rating
- CCA
Turning Point : Captain America landed a solid hold on the rocket, and instead of falling into the freezing waters, disabled the bomb saving both him and Bucky. Results : We see as Captain America helps American soldiers ( including Sgt. Fury and his howling Commandos ) end the war. The watcher takes us through the fifties in flashback style, where we end up 10 years later in the middle of the 60’s. LBJ invites him to the White House and offers him a job. There is a new terrorist organization called Hydra, and the government is creating a counter organization called S.H.I.E.L.D. . It is LBJs idea to have Captain America be the head of it. Instead of taking the Job Cap Suggests Bucky Barnes be given the Job, since he fought along Cap without the benefiet of the super soldier serum. Bucky does take the job, but quickly learns that it is he, not the aging Steve Rogers that should be wearing the costume of Captain America. He does, and Steve takes over as head of S.H.I.E.L.D. . Unfortunately Bucky does not fare so well when he faces Baron Zemo, and both Steve Rogers, and Sharon blames him for taking his childhood away and training him as a soldier.