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    It doesn't come much more classic than a collaboration by Stan Lee and John Romita, and that's just what we have in store! And to sweeten the pot, they're by kicking it off by teaming Captain America and the Falcon with Spider-Man! Then, Cap takes a gig as a New York policeman to unravel the disappearance of the city's boys in blue. Lest we forget, there's no shortage of larger-than-life villains: from the Grey Gargoyle to Hydra to the Red Skull, there's plenty of opportunity for Cap to swing that shield! And speaking of S.H.I.E.L.D., Nick Fury's spy shop is here, along with Sharon Carter and femme force! Before it's over, you'll also see the debut of the Falcon's new duds and the first Cap story by Sal Buscema! Collecting Captain America (1968) #137-148.

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    Marvel Masterworks: Captain America #6 - Volume 6 by cyclonus_the_warrior on December 07, 2015

    Captain America and the Falcon return after a conflict with the Mole Man. They then happen to leave their seperate ways. The Falcon, is feeling the pressure of merely being Cap's sidekick. He decides to make a name for himself by going after The Amazing Spider-Man alone. -summaryI'll come out and state that this could very well be the best Captain America Marvel Masterworks trade by this point. Captain America definitely needed something more to his world because it sometimes felt like he couldn...

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