Captain America #253 – Vol. 1 – 1983 brings fans an exciting, suspense-filled chapter titled “Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot”, which sees Steve Rogers drawn into a chilling mystery involving his old friends and foes. Set in an English village, this issue kicks off with a series of brutal murders, and Lady Jacqueline Crichton (formerly Spitfire from the Invaders) calls on Captain America for help. Her father, Lord Falsworth, the original Union Jack, believes that the long-dead Baron Blood has returned, and he needs Cap's help to investigate.
As Steve reunites with his old allies in England, the mystery unfolds. After discovering that Baron Blood’s remains were mysteriously swapped with those of a woman, Cap’s suspicions are confirmed. The villainous Baron Blood is indeed alive and out for vengeance, and he’s ready to face Captain America in a deadly showdown.
This thrilling issue is written by Roger Stern, with impactful artwork by John Byrne and inking by Joe Rubinstein. The combination of gothic horror and superhero action makes it an unforgettable chapter in the Captain America saga, blending suspense, mystery, and high-stakes drama. It’s a must-have for fans of 1980s Marvel comics and Captain America’s enduring legacy.
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