CAPTAIN AMERICA

September 1974 • Volume 1 • Usa • 278 Collected

CAPTAIN AMERICA #177

Lucifer Appearance. Series "A" Marvel Value Stamp #26 (Mephisto)

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(Marvel) Cover for CAPTAIN AMERICA #177 Lucifer Appearance. Series "A" Marvel Value Stamp #26 (Mephisto)

Basic Information

Published

September 1974

Comic Age

Bronze

Cover Price

.25

Facts

This issue should contain Marvel Value Stamp #26 - Mephisto

Characters

Creators

Writer

Steve Englehart

Penciler

Sal Buscema

Cover Penciler

Gil Kane , John Romita Sr.

Inker

Vince Colletta 'Vinnie'

Letterer

Artie Simek

Colorist

Linda Lessmann

Editor

Roy Thomas

Stories

Stories may contain spoilers

Lucifer Be Thy Name!

Despite the pleas of his partner the Falcon, Steve Rogers remains firm in his conviction not to continue his role as Captain America. Harlem is terrorized when the super-powered alien Lucifer arrives. In order to keep anchored in Earth's dimension, Lucifer merges his essence with the criminal Rafe Michel and the super-powered Aries. The Falcon is unable to defeat the two Lucifers by himself and remains angered that Steve Rogers would not assist him in his battle. Lucifer escapes the police with the help of the Harlem Crime-Boss Morgan who contracts Lucifer to kill the Falcon once and for all.