Now he's back and SHIELD have sent him on a mission to Wakanda where he'll meet the most badass king in history, clash with a villain everyone thought was dead and see the mysterious Agent 13 come back into his life... with a bullet.
The Black Panther is mostly referred to as 'the Panther' in this storyline as Marvel tried to break any association with the real-life political Black Panther Party.
- Tales of Suspense #97[2/2]
- Tales of Suspense #98[1/2]
- Tales of Suspense #99[2/2]
- Captain America #100
- Avengers #51-52
Captain America takes down two members of the Syndicate for SHIELD and decides he needs a holiday. But all he can think about is SHIELD's Agent 13 who, in turn, can't stop thinking about him. Agent 13 is kidnapped by the world's deadliest spy, Irma Kruhl, locked in a cupboard. Kruhl takes on Agent 13's appearance as part of an undercover mission. In Wakanda, the Black Panther's home comes under attack. He sends a sky craft to pick Captain America up and bring him to Wakanda to help...
Tales of Suspense #98[1/2]
The Black Panther tests Captain America's identity by attacking him. Confirming he's real, the duo set off to confront their foe and destroy the death ray satellite they plan to use to take over the world. The two greatest warriors on Earth fall into the villains' simple trap. He emerges and reveals himself as... Baron Heinrich Zemo! But, isn't he dead?!
Tales of Suspense #99[2/2]
The man who killed Cap's partner, Bucky, during World War II and led the Masters of Evil until his death has returned from the grave! 'Irma Kruhl' (the disguised Agent 13) shows up to sell Baron Zemo the locations of all the major missile bases in America. But Zemo wants her to prove her worth, first of all, by shooting Captain America in the head...
The man who killed Cap's partner, Bucky, during World War II and led the Masters of Evil until his death has returned from the grave! 'Irma Kruhl' (the disguised Agent 13) shows up to sell Baron Zemo the locations of all the major missile bases in America. But Zemo wants her to prove her worth, first of all, by shooting Captain America in the head...
Captain America #100
Agent 13 'accidentally' misses Cap's head, so Zemo takes her to see his death-ray controls, which is when her briefcase turns into a flamethrower and destroys them. The freed Captain America and Black Panther help Agent 13 defeat Zemo's lackeys and his robot, the Destructon. Cap unmasks Zemo as Franz Gruber - Zemo's former-pilot, who planned to continue using Zemo's name and resources to rule the planet. Angered by Gruber's ruse, his minions shoot him dead. Nick Fury has the death-ray satellite destroyed and Cap offers the Panther his place among the Avengers.
Agent 13 'accidentally' misses Cap's head, so Zemo takes her to see his death-ray controls, which is when her briefcase turns into a flamethrower and destroys them. The freed Captain America and Black Panther help Agent 13 defeat Zemo's lackeys and his robot, the Destructon. Cap unmasks Zemo as Franz Gruber - Zemo's former-pilot, who planned to continue using Zemo's name and resources to rule the planet. Angered by Gruber's ruse, his minions shoot him dead. Nick Fury has the death-ray satellite destroyed and Cap offers the Panther his place among the Avengers.
The Wasp finds a comb by the pool at Avengers Mansion pool which electrocutes her and pulls her, Goliath and Hawkeye up into the sky and straight into a Venusian Retriever-Anemone aboard the Collector's ship. The Collector has already taking control of Thor with a potion made from Asgardian herbs. He restores Goliath's growth powers, then sends Thor out to capture Iron Man (fresh off his battle with AIM and the Maggia during ALONE AGAINST A.I.M.). The Avengers break free, but face the Collector's Robotoid which Hawkeye tricks into shooting up the ship. The villain teleports away, freeing Thor's mind and the Avengers from the ship before it explodes. Back at the mansion, Captain America calls and backs the Black Panther as his replacement on the team...
Avengers #52
The Black Panther gets through the security system at Avengers Mansion only to find the team dead at his feet and himself under arrest for their murder. The Panther escapes the police station and returns to the mansion where he confronts the Avengers' killer, the Grim Reaper (aka Eric Williams, brother of Simon Williams, the deceased Avenger Wonder Man). The Reaper blames the Avengers responsible for Wonder Man's death, Baron Heinrich Zemo being to blame. The Panther defeats the Reaper by accidentally making him fall on his own scythe. The freed Avengers officially swear the Black Panther in as he gives up his thrown to serve the whole world as an Avenger! Now the team need to find out if the Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver are still their friends...
The Hulk's arrival on the Rainbow Bridge to Asgard takes place during WHERE WALK THE IMMORTALS.
X-Men #45 (1968)
Captain America #103 (1968)
Agent 13 reveals her real name - Sharon Carter - to Steve Rogers when they go on their first proper date.
Avengers #56 (1968)
Captain America and the Avengers travel back in time to find out if Bucky really died; Bucky's death is confirmed, but Cap ends up having to relive his death during DEATH BE NOT PROUD.
The Vision joins the Avengers and reveals his origin; Ultron used Wonder Man's brain patterns and memories to give the Vision a personality.
Avengers #62 (1969)
Avengers #62 (1969)
The Black Panther and his fellow Avengers visit Wakanda and meet his stand-in ruler, M'Baku; M'Baku reveals his efforts to overthrow the Black Panther completely under the guise of the Man-Ape; the Avengers put an end the Man-Ape's plans during FIRE & ICE.
Avengers #77 (1970)
The Black Panther takes up a civilian guise as teacher Luke Charles.
Avengers #78 (1970)
The Grim Reaper returns as a member of the Lethal Legion.
Iron Man #26 (1970)
The Collector tries to collect Iron Man again.
The Collector tries to collect Iron Man again.
The Black Panther reveals his origin to the Avengers.
Captain America #139 (1971)
Steve Rogers briefly becomes a cop.
Astonishing Tales #6 (1971)
The Black Panther unofficially leaves the Avengers and returns to Wakanda to save his people from the threat of Doctor Doom; the Panther continues his association with the Avengers on an occasional basis.
Avengers #93 (1971)
Captain America rejoins the Avengers during THE KREE-SKRULL WAR.
The Black Panther briefly adopts a new identity as the Black Leopard (this is to disassociate from the real-world Black Panther Party).
Avengers #102 (1972)
The Grim Reaper tries to convince the Vision to betray the Avengers, offering him Wonder Man's body as a host during THIS IS THE WAY THE WORLD ENDS.
Avengers #107-108 (1973)
Avengers #160 (1977)
Avengers #164 (1977)
Black Panther #9 (1999)
Avengers #19-22 (1999)
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The Vision pretends to go along with the Grim Reaper's plan to transfer his consciousness into Wonder Man's body so that the Avengers can apprehend him.
Avengers #151-152 (1976)
Captain America #160-161 (1973)
Captain America learns that the reason Sharon Carter reminds him so much of Peggy Carter (his girlfriend during World War II) is because Peggy is Sharon's older sister.
Captain America #168 (1973)
Heinrich Zemo's son, Helmut Zemo, first appears; as Phoenix, Helmut Zemo tries to kill Captain America only to end up covered in Adhesive X, leaving him with a disguised face to match his father's.
Wonder Man is resurrected by the Black Talon during NO FINAL VICTORY.
Avengers #160 (1977)
The Grim Reaper is reunited with his brother, Wonder Man; Wonder Man explains to the Reaper that Baron Zemo was to blame for his death, but refuses to accept Wonder Man's version of the truth and his enmity with the Avengers, Wonder Man and Vision continues.
Avengers #164 (1977)
Wonder Man learns he didn't actually die; he become comatose as his body transformed into ionic energy.
Avengers #178 (1978)
The Collector reveals himself to be one of the immortal Elders of Universe during THE KORVAC SAGA.
Avengers #353-354 (1992)
What If? #4 (1977)
It's odd that the Avengers knew about the disappearance of the real Captain America and Bucky during World War II, seeing as the government covered it up and replaced them with William Naslund and Fred Davis, followed by other replacements as each duo died or retired.
The Collector reveals himself to be one of the immortal Elders of Universe during THE KORVAC SAGA.
Captain America #275 (1982)
Helmut Zemo as the new Baron Zemo during YESTERDAY'S SHADOWS.
Vision and the Scarlet Witch #2 (1985)
Wonder Man and the Vision acknowledge each other as brothers while defeating the Grim Reaper during FAMILY TIES.
Captain America #357-362 (1989)
Helmut Zemo almost succeeds in resurrecting his father, Heinrich Zemo, using the Bloodstone; Captain America destroys the Bloodstone, returning Heinrich to the grave.
The Grim Reaper creates his own Legion of the Unliving.
Black Panther #9 (1999)
The Black Panther admits he originally joined the Avengers to spy on them during ENEMY OF THE STATE.
Avengers #19-22 (1999)
Despite the revelation that his intentions when joining the team were impure, the Black Panther soon finds himself fighting alongside the Avengers again when Ultron returns during ULTRON UNLIMITED.
Thunderbolts #50 (2001)
The Commission on Superhuman Activities build a new Destructon which is destroyed by Scream of the Redeemers.
Black Panther #1 (2005)
A flashback reveals that Captain America first entered Wakanda in 1944 while hunting Nazis and was defeated and cast out by King T'Chaka (T'Challa's father).
Captain America #14 (2006)
Bucky is revealed to have survived the explosion, operating as a Russian assassin called the Winter Soldier.
Captain America #25 (2007)
Peggy Carter is retconned into being Sharon Carter's aunt (but is possibly her grand-aunt) during CIVIL WAR.
Dark Reign: Lethal Legion #1-3 (2009)
Wonder Man joins the Lethal Legion alongside the Grim Reaper during DARK REIGN.
AvX:VS #5 (2012)
The Black Panther sides with the Avengers against his own wife - Storm of the X-Men - during AVX: AVENGERS VS X-MEN.
Uncanny Avengers #9 (2013)
The Grim Reaper becomes a member of the Apocalypse Twins' Four Horsemen of Death during MARVEL NOW!
Captain America Omnibus vol.1
Essential Captain America vol.1
Marvel Masterworks: Captain America vol.2
Include Tales of Suspense #97[2/2]-99[2/2] and Captain America #100.
Avengers Epic Collection vol.3: Masters of Evil
Avengers Omnibus vol.2
Essential Avengers vol.3
Marvel Masterworks: The Avengers vol.6
Avengers Omnibus vol.2
Essential Avengers vol.3
Marvel Masterworks: The Avengers vol.6
Include Avengers #51-52.
Legendary Star-Lord vol.4: Out of Orbit
Includes Avengers #51.
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