Marvel Masterworks 14

"Captain America"
Marvel Masterworks
Title:	"Captain America"
Volume:	1
Number:	14
Cover price:	$34.95
Cover date:	September, 1990
Publisher:	Marvel Comics
Credits
Chief:	Tom DeFalco
Cover artists:	Jack Kirby
Cover inker:	Don Heck
Assistants:	Christian Cooper
Editors:	Marc McLaurin; Rob Tokar
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Volume 14 of Marvel Masterworks is a hardcover collection reprinting classic stories originally published by Marvel Comics. This volume reprints Captain America vignettes originally published in issues #59-81 of Tales of Suspense.

Issues

• Tales of Suspense 59
• Tales of Suspense 60
• Tales of Suspense 61
• Tales of Suspense 62
• Tales of Suspense 63
• Tales of Suspense 64
• Tales of Suspense 65
• Tales of Suspense 66
• Tales of Suspense 67
• Tales of Suspense 68
• Tales of Suspense 69
• Tales of Suspense 70
• Tales of Suspense 71
• Tales of Suspense 72
• Tales of Suspense 73
• Tales of Suspense 74
• Tales of Suspense 75
• Tales of Suspense 76
• Tales of Suspense 77
• Tales of Suspense 78
• Tales of Suspense 79
• Tales of Suspense 80
• Tales of Suspense 81

"The Army of Assassins Strikes!"

Miscellaneous

• c

"Break-Out in Cell Block 10!"

"Break-Out in Cell Block 10!"
Title:	"Break-Out in Cell Block 10!"
Credits
Writers:	Stan Lee
Pencilers:	Jack Kirby
Inkers:	Chic Stone
Letterers:	Art Simek
Editors:	Stan Lee

Featured characters

• Captain America, Steve Rogers

Supporting characters

• Superintendent Carlson

Villains

• Blackie
• Deacon
• Rocky
• Thumper Morgan

Minor characters

• None

Races

• Humans
• Altered humans

Locations

• New York
• Ryker's Island

Items

• Assault rifle
• Captain America's shield
• Handguns
• Shield

Abilities

• Acrobatics
• Superhuman agility

Miscellaneous

• Smoking

"The Fantastic Origin of the Red Skull"

"The Fantastic Origin of the Red Skull"
Title:	"The Fantastic Origin of the Red Skull"
Credits
Writers:	Stan Lee
Pencilers:	Jack Kirby
Inkers:	Chic Stone
Letterers:	Artie Simek
Editors:	Stan Lee

Featured characters

• Captain America, Steve Rogers

Supporting characters

• Bucky Barnes (Behind the scenes only)

Villains

• Red Skull, Johann Shmidt

Minor characters

• Adolf Hitler (In flashback only)
• Esther (In flashback only)
• Red Skull, George Maxon (Referenced only)
• Shultz

Organizations

• Nazi Party

Races & Animals

• Altered humans
• Humans

Locations

• Germany

Items

• Captain America's shield
• Handguns
• Knife
• Poisons
• Shield

Vehicles

• Submarine (In flashback only)

Powers

• Prolonged lifespan
• Superhuman agility

Miscellaneous

• 1940s
• 1941
• Bondage
• Brainwashing
• Flashback
• Jail (In flashback only)
• Suspended animation
• World War II

"Lest Tyranny Triumph!"

"Lest Tyranny Triumph!"
Title:	"Lest Tyranny Triumph!"
Credits
Writers:	Stan Lee
Pencilers:	Jack Kirby
Inkers:	Frank Ray
Letterers:	Artie Simek
Editors:	Stan Lee

Featured characters

• Captain America, Steve Rogers

Supporting characters

• Bucky Barnes, James Buchanan Barnes

Villains

• Adolf Hitler
• Red Skull, Johann Shmidt

Minor characters

• Shultz (Actually Bucky in disguise)

Organizations

• Nazis

Races & Animals

• Altered humans
• Humans

Locations

• England

• London

• Germany

Items

• Grenade
• Handguns
• Machine guns

Vehicles

• Airplane

Powers

• Superhuman agility

Miscellaneous

• 1940s
• Mind control
• World War II

"The Sentinel and the Spy!"

"The Sentinel and the Spy!"
Title:	"The Sentinel and the Spy!"
Credits
Writers:	Stan Lee
Pencilers:	Jack Kirby
Inkers:	Frank Ray
Letterers:	Sam Rosen
Editors:	Stan Lee

Featured characters

• Captain America, Steve Rogers

Supporting characters

• Bucky Barnes, James Buchanan Barnes
• Sergeant Mike Duffy

Villains

• Red Skull, Johann Shmidt

Minor characters

• Wolfgang

Organizations

• Nazis
• United States Army

Races & Animals

• Altered humans
• Humans

Locations

• England

• London

Items

• Captain America's shield
• Knife
• Machine guns
• Shield
• Sleeping gas

Vehicles

• Tank
• Truck

Powers

• Superhuman agility

Miscellaneous

• 1940s
• Gunshot victims
• Military units
• Project Vanish
• Smoking
• World War II

"If a Hostage Should Die!"

"If a Hostage Should Die!"
Title:	"If a Hostage Should Die!"
Credits
Writers:	Stan Lee
Pencilers:	Jack Kirby; John Romita, Sr.
Inkers:	Frank Ray
Letterers:	Sam Rosen
Editors:	Stan Lee

It is the middle of World War II. Captain America meets a courageous resistance fighter named Peggy Carter, who leads a troupe of dedicated soldiers.

Featured characters

• Captain America, Steve Rogers

Supporting characters

• Agent 13, Peggy Carter (1st appearance)

Villains

• Unnamed Nazis

Minor characters

• Francois

Organizations

• Nazis
• United States Army

Races

• Altered humans
• Humans

Locations

• New York

• New York City
• Manhattan

• Avengers Mansion

• France

• Paris

Items

• Captain America's shield
• Handguns
• Machine guns
• Rifles
• Shield

Vehicles

• Automobiles
• Jeep
• Motorcycle
• Tanks
• Trucks

Powers

• Superhuman agility

Miscellaneous

• 1940s
• 1943
• Military units
• World War II

Notes & Trivia

• The character of Captain America was created by writer Joe Simon and artist Jack Kirby. He was introduced in the pages of Captain America Comics #1, published by Timely Comics in March, 1941.

Recommended Reading

Captain America Comics Captain America, Volume 1 Captain America, Volume 2

Captain America, Volume 3 Captain America, Volume 4 Captain America & the Falcon

See also

Captain America Captain America films Captain America comics Captain America programs Captain America characters

Captain America villains Captain America images Captain America creators Captain America cast & crew Captain America miscellaneous

External Links

• Marvel Masterworks, Volume 14 at Comics.org