Captain America #127 - CGC 6.0 - Marvel Comics 1970

An essential chapter in the First Avenger saga!
This copy of Captain America #127 , published by Marvel Comics in July 1970 , represents a significant moment in the continuing evolution of the Steve Rogers character. With writing by the timeless Stan Lee and dynamic art by the renowned Gene Colan , the issue offers a perfect mix of superhero action and psychological insight, in true Bronze Age style.

Plot

Titled “Madness in the Slums!” , the story pits Captain America against an unexpected adversary: ​​SHIELD itself. After a brief but intense clash with agents, Cap discovers that his mental state may have been altered by outside influences. Steve Rogers's internal conflict is at the heart of the story, as he begins to question authority, loyalty, and even his own role in the modern world.

This issue is also significant because it delves into the superhero's human side, showing a more vulnerable, uncertain, and conflicted Cap—traits that will become central to his characterization in the years to come.

Collectible value

Even with a CGC grade of 6.0 , this book presents itself in good condition for a Bronze Age comic. The cover colors remain vibrant, and the book's structural integrity is well preserved. This is a significant addition to any collection focusing on Captain America, S.H.I.E.L.D., or the social and politically charged Marvel comics of the early 1970s.

This issue is part of the post- Falcon debut narrative cycle, in which Cap faces not only external enemies, but also internal and social conflicts: an aspect that makes him increasingly a “modern” character compared to the heroes of the golden age.

Technical details

• Title: Captain America #127
• Publisher: Marvel Comics
• Publication date: July 1970
• CGC Grade: 6.0 (Fine)
• Story: Stan Lee
• Art: Gene Colan & Wally Wood
• Cover: Marie Severin & Joe Sinnott