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Title:
Captain America
Synopsis:
”Operation Rebirth: Conclusion”
Red Skull
Kubekult
The Red Skull has trapped Captain America inside the Cosmic Cube, counting on him to defeat Hitler as he was created to do and then naturally surrender the Cube’s power to the stronger will of its holder. While the two minds are in opposition, the Cube’s powers are neutralized, forcing the Skull and Sharon to fend off the Kubekultists on their own while they wait for something to happen inside the Cube. Sharon makes it clear to the Skull that she won’t let him keep the Cube either way, so he turns on her knocks her aside.
Within the Cosmic Cube, Steve is living out a dreamlike reflection of his life that mixes events of World War II with elements of the modern age and with happier endings to all the tragedies he had faced since becoming Captain America. Bucky Barnes is at his side the whole way. While he resists seeing it for the illusion it is, eventually his subconscious comes out speaking through the form of Bucky and convinces him to stop living in the past and embrace reality. The revelation gives Cap the power to escape the Cube, much to the surprise of the Red Skull. The Cube is knocked from his grasp but the Skull dives for it once more. Cap throws his shield to sever the Skull’s arm and shatter the Cube. The Red Skull vanishes in the resulting burst of energy and the Cube’s effects on reality are all reversed.
Afterwards, Sharon agrees to go with Steve to SHIELD to find out why they allowed her to be presumed dead for so long.
Red Skull
Kubekult
The Red Skull has trapped Captain America inside the Cosmic Cube, counting on him to defeat Hitler as he was created to do and then naturally surrender the Cube’s power to the stronger will of its holder. While the two minds are in opposition, the Cube’s powers are neutralized, forcing the Skull and Sharon to fend off the Kubekultists on their own while they wait for something to happen inside the Cube. Sharon makes it clear to the Skull that she won’t let him keep the Cube either way, so he turns on her knocks her aside.
Within the Cosmic Cube, Steve is living out a dreamlike reflection of his life that mixes events of World War II with elements of the modern age and with happier endings to all the tragedies he had faced since becoming Captain America. Bucky Barnes is at his side the whole way. While he resists seeing it for the illusion it is, eventually his subconscious comes out speaking through the form of Bucky and convinces him to stop living in the past and embrace reality. The revelation gives Cap the power to escape the Cube, much to the surprise of the Red Skull. The Cube is knocked from his grasp but the Skull dives for it once more. Cap throws his shield to sever the Skull’s arm and shatter the Cube. The Red Skull vanishes in the resulting burst of energy and the Cube’s effects on reality are all reversed.
Afterwards, Sharon agrees to go with Steve to SHIELD to find out why they allowed her to be presumed dead for so long.
Cover Date:
Feb 1996
Publisher:
Marvel
Barcode:
759606024537
Issue Number:
448
Month:
February
Year:
1996
Variant Number:
Volume 1
Cover Letter:
Special Double Sized Issue
Purchase Type:
Direct
Country:
United States
Cover Price:
$2.95
Era:
Modern Age
Genre:
Superhero
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Language:
English
Type of Comic:
Magazine
Characters:
🢐 Captain America (Steve Rogers) [[1]]
Supporting Characters:
🢐 Sharon Carter 🢒
Antagonists:
🢐 Red Skull (Johann Schmidt) 🢒
(Apparent death)
Kubekult (Last appeara
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Date Added:
2018-07-02 22:29:50
Story Arc:
King Hyperion
Automatic Estimated Value:
~£3.81
Automatic Estimated Date:
2024-09-14
Date Added:
2018-07-02 22:29:50
Writer:
Mark Waid
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Artist:
Ron Garney
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Penciller:
Ron Garney
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Inker:
Denis Rodier
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Colorist:
John Kalisz
Malibu Color
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Cover Artist:
Ron Garney
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Letterer:
John Costanza
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Editor:
Ralph Macchio
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