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Tales of Suspense, #64

Published: April 1965

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Story Featuring Iron Man , Story Featuring Captain America

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Hawkeye and the New Black Widow Strike Again!

Story Featuring Iron Man

"In a locked lab, in a sprawling factory, near the site of the..."

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Iron Man tackles Hawkeye and the new Black Widow, who is now a costumed villainess. Iron Man prevails but Hawkeye and Black Widow escape. Tony Stark appears and Pepper is pleased to see him. She hugs Stark and Happy concludes that Pepper still loves him. He believes that a nobody like him doesn't stand a chance against Tony Stark.

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Among Us, Wreckers Dwell!

Story Featuring Captain America

"In the dark days of World War II, sabotage was one of the..."

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Sando, a Nazi agent posing as a stage act with the innocent Omar, lures Captain America and Bucky into a trap involving "mental projections" of sabotage against Allied forces.

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Story Notes

This story is an updated version of the second story in "Captain America Comics" #1 (March 1941). Agent 13 here is neither the modern-day SHIELD Agent 13 (Sharon Carter), nor her relative Peggy Carter, the latter of whom is a teenaged fighter in the World War II French resistance when Captain America meets her for the first time in "Tales of Suspense" #77 (May 1966). In the original 1941 version of the story, the woman identifies herself as "Betty Ross," a character who later calls herself "Betsy Ross" and eventually becomes Golden Girl.

Letter Column Featuring Mails of Suspense

"Dear Stan and Jack, In my opinion the "new" Captain America is far better than..."

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Letters from: Cathi Manfredi, David Banks, Donald Taylor, and John Burchfield; also includes Special Announcements Section and The Mighty Marvel Checklist (comics listed with a synopsis are Fantastic Four #37, Spider-Man #23, Avengers #14, X-Men #10, Thor (Journey Into Mystery) #114, Strange Tales #131, Astonish #66 and Sgt. Fury #16).