publication date: August 10, 1976

pencil and story: Jack Kirby

inks: Barry Windsor-Smith, John Romita & Herb Trimpe

Jack Kirby's little gem on the occasion of the US bicentennial celebrations.
Captain America is invited to Mister Buda's house, which pushes him on a journey through time.
The first stop is a Nazi base in the 1940s, where Bucky undergoes a violent interrogation by Adolf Hitler himself.
Cap comes to his aid, also defeating the Red Skull, ready to strike in the shadows.
Captain America frees Bucky and they escape the window together.
In the bushes they lose sight of and Mister Buda brings Cap back to the present.
In the second chapter, Captain America switches from a New York taxi to a 1776 carriage.
He meets Benjamin Franklin, where Miss Betsy takes inspiration from her costume to design the first American flag.
Shocked by the revelation, he runs away and appears in the great depression of 1929, where he fights against gangsters.

publication date: October 1976

pencil: Dave Cockrum

story: Chris Claremont

inks: Frank Chiaramonte

The shuttle crashes into the sea and Phoenix comes out of the flames, but he immediately faints.
The other X-Men take her to the hospital.
Jean Grey is out of danger.
The X-Men (without Cyclops and Phoenix) go on vacation to Scotland, in the castle of Banshee.
When they are ready for dinner, they are attacked by Black Tom Cassidy (Banshee's brother) and the Juggernaut.

publication date: February 1977

pencil: Lee Elias

story: Marv Wolfman

inks: Frank Giacoia

Series dedicated to Luke Cage, hero for hire.
Big Brother manages to escape before the arrival of Luke Cage, who is followed by Shire Cat, a supervillain with powers similar to the Cat from 'Alice in Wonderland'.