Captain America, #268 Direct
Published: April 1982
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Issue Contents:
With the Defenders Beside Him!
Credits
- Pencils: Mike Zeck
- Inks: John Beatty
- Letters: Rick Parker (uncertain)
A Cracker Jack Story
"Okay, Scottie!"
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
Peace on Earth-- Good Will to Man
"The shadows and silence are broken by the squealing of a door..."
Storyline
Cap gets a psychic distress signal from a woman he rescued from Morgan Hardy and enters the complex of August Masters who plans on using the powers of the world's foremost psychics to start World War III. Finding the Defenders already captured, Cap helps in their rescue and stays behind to cover their escape. Rather than watch everyone in the complex die from Masters' self destruct mechanism, Cap and the Defenders allow themselves to be taken prisoner once again.
Credits
- Script: J. M. DeMatteis
- Pencils: Mike Zeck
- Inks: John Beatty
- Colors: Bob Sharen
- Letters: Jim Novak
Story Notes
Continued from The Defenders (Marvel, 1972 series) #105 and in The Defenders (Marvel, 1972 series) #106; Steve and Bernie go to see Raiders of the Lost Ark and Steve dismisses Indiana Jones as an amoral hero.
"Hello, it's me..."
Credits
- Script: Jim Shooter
- Pencils: Eliot R. Brown (uncertain)
- Inks: Eliot R. Brown (uncertain)
Daredevil's Longest Fight!
"Baby Face Johnny is the biggest bruiser ever to hit Manhattan."
Credits
- Pencils: John Romita Jr. (uncertain)
- Inks: Chic Stone (uncertain)
- Letters: Irv Watanabe (uncertain)
Story Notes
Letters from Chris Dyer, Gerald Bruns, Dave Schmidt, Jeff Bingham, Stanley Johnson, and Mark Waldman.
Story Notes
Total No. Copies Printed (net press run): Average no. of copies each issue during preceding 12 months: 318,939. Single issue nearest to filing date: 332,734.