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Vol. 5 # 25
Published: March, 2007

Title
"The Death of A Dream, Part One"

Characters
Captain America

Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier

Sharon Carter/SHIELD Agent 13

SHIELD Director Maria Hill

Nick Fury

The Falcon

Red Skull (villain)

Doctor Faustus (villain)

Sin (villain)

Crossbones (villain)

Flashback Appearances:
Peggy Carter

Batroc

Dr. Abraham Erskine

Comments, Notes, and Trivia:

1. While Captain America has appeared to "die" several times before, most notably at the end of World War Two, this is the first time that belief in his apparant death is backed up by a corpse.

2. Captain America # 25, while showing Captain America's apparant death, is interesting in that it features his closest non-Avengers colleagues and his oldest foe. Nick Fury and Bucky (and the Red Skull), all are of Captain America's generation, and all participated in World War Two. Sharon Carter has been Cap's main love interest since the 1960s, and this issue even features another friend from the war, showing Peggy Carter in flashback.

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	Captain America Vol. 5 # 25 Published: March, 2007 Title "The Death of A Dream, Part One" Characters Captain America Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier Sharon Carter/SHIELD Agent 13 SHIELD Director Maria Hill Nick Fury The Falcon Red Skull (villain) Doctor Faustus (villain) Sin (villain) Crossbones (villain) Flashback Appearances: Peggy Carter Batroc Dr. Abraham Erskine Comments, Notes, and Trivia: 1. While Captain America has appeared to "die" several times before, most notably at the end of World War Two, this is the first time that belief in his apparant death is backed up by a corpse. 2. Captain America # 25, while showing Captain America's apparant death, is interesting in that it features his closest non-Avengers colleagues and his oldest foe. Nick Fury and Bucky (and the Red Skull), all are of Captain America's generation, and all participated in World War Two. Sharon Carter has been Cap's main love interest since the 1960s, and this issue even features another friend from the war, showing Peggy Carter in flashback.