Captain America: From World War II to Comic Book Icon
15-07-2026 14:59 via antiquetrader.com

Captain America: From World War II to Comic Book Icon

Captain America Comics #1 has one of the most famous covers in comic book history. Jack Kirby drew the star-spangled superhero punching a grimacing Adolf Hitler in the face. This is the copy that Heritage Auctions sold for $3.1 million in 2022.Captain America is a hero who personifies the most idealistic version of the American spirit. He was among the first patriotic-themed comic book superheroes who believe in doing the right thing no matter the cost; he is unflinchingly brave and willing to d
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