MARVEL - Captain America - Sentinel of Liberty
Captain America - Sentinel of Liberty by Thomas Kinkade Studios
Captain America is ready to battle Red Skull and his Hydra henchmen, approaching the coast in submarines.
Key Points
- Did you know Captain America’s birthday is the Fourth of July?
- Falcon (Samuel Thomas Wilson) and Black Panther are among the first African American superheroes in mainstream comics. Stan Lee and Gene Colan introduced him in Captain America #117 (September 1969).
- Steve Rogers’ childhood friend and Captain America’s original sidekick, Bucky Barnes, was brainwashed into becoming an assassin, the Winter Soldier, who eventually targeted and killed Red Skull under the orders of Soviet General Aleksander Lukin.
Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and the quality of craftsmanship.
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MARVEL - Captain America - Sentinel of Liberty
Captain America - Sentinel of Liberty by Thomas Kinkade Studios
Captain America is ready to battle Red Skull and his Hydra henchmen, approaching the coast in submarines.
Key Points
- Did you know Captain America’s birthday is the Fourth of July?
- Falcon (Samuel Thomas Wilson) and Black Panther are among the first African American superheroes in mainstream comics. Stan Lee and Gene Colan introduced him in Captain America #117 (September 1969).
- Steve Rogers’ childhood friend and Captain America’s original sidekick, Bucky Barnes, was brainwashed into becoming an assassin, the Winter Soldier, who eventually targeted and killed Red Skull under the orders of Soviet General Aleksander Lukin.
Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and the quality of craftsmanship.
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Captain America - Sentinel of Liberty by Thomas Kinkade Studios
Captain America is ready to battle Red Skull and his Hydra henchmen, approaching the coast in submarines.
Key Points
- Did you know Captain America’s birthday is the Fourth of July?
- Falcon (Samuel Thomas Wilson) and Black Panther are among the first African American superheroes in mainstream comics. Stan Lee and Gene Colan introduced him in Captain America #117 (September 1969).
- Steve Rogers’ childhood friend and Captain America’s original sidekick, Bucky Barnes, was brainwashed into becoming an assassin, the Winter Soldier, who eventually targeted and killed Red Skull under the orders of Soviet General Aleksander Lukin.
Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and the quality of craftsmanship.
