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Captain America #224 1st Mike Zeck Cap, Avengers & Jarvis guest star!

Location: Sold & Traded Pieces
Artists: Mike Zeck (Penciller) ,  Mike Esposito (Inker) ,  John Tartag (Inker) ,  Peter Gillis (Writer)

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Location: Sold & Traded Pieces
Title: Captain America #224 1st Mike Zeck Cap, Avengers & Jarvis guest star!*
Artist:  Mike Zeck (Penciller) ,  Mike Esposito (Inker) ,  John Tartag (Inker) ,  Peter Gillis (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: SOLD!
Views: 889
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 8/2/2021

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There are few Captain America runs as amazing as Mike Zeck's pencils between 1982 and 1984. Back in 1978 was this little known gem... Zeck's first Cap issue! It is definitely his early work, but you can see his understanding of layouts and storytelling. Love that it has Cap in uniform in every panel, set inside the Avengers mansion with his fellow Avengers around the legendary table... plus, Jarvis to boot! And.. what a great nod to Golden Age Cap artist... Al Avison!

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Member Since: June 2018
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Nathan Hanley Member Since 2010
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Posted On 8/2/2021

Nice page Rick!

A K Member Since 2017
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Posted On 8/17/2021

Your Zeck Captain America collection just keeps growing and getting more impressive.  Mike's figure work on this page is just striking.  Congratulations!

Paul Roach Member Since 2014
Posted On 10/10/2021

Lovely page, with Cap in every panel. The storytelling is superb, with great changes of panel angle and framing. The third panel really feels reminiscent of John Buscema's run; perhaps it's the pose and the rendering of the muscles on Cap's back. Yes, the name checking of Al Avison is an added bonus.