Captain America #350 (1989) is a 8.0 Very Fine Comic from Marvel. This issue belongs to the Copper Age (1984-1991). Collectors searching for Captain America #350 will find a carefully graded copy of this issue.

Captain America #350 features writing by Mark Gruenwald, pencils by John Byrne; Kieron Dwyer, inks by Al Milgrom; Jos� Marzan Jr., colors by Gregory Wright. These creators helped define the look and tone of Captain America during this period, which is one reason original issues like Captain America #350 remain in demand.

The Captain America series is a staple for readers of Action comics published by Marvel in the Copper Age (1984-1991). Owning Captain America #350 lets you hold a piece of that run in 8.0 Very Fine, ready for reading or long-term collecting.

Captain America #350 Specifications

The Story of Captain America #350

Steve Rogers finally learns the truth behind his recent issues: the Red Skull is alive and in a body cloned from Rogers himself. This also comes with revelations about the Commission, Douglas Rankwell, and John Walker.

Captain America #350 – Collector Details

This copy of Captain America #350 is carefully graded and offered in 8.0 Very Fine and contains 64 pages (original cover price $1.75). Key characters include Gail Runciter, Holly Riddley, Margaret ‘Peggy’ Carter, Nomad (Jack Monroe), Demolition Man (Dennis Dunphy), Diamondback (Rachel Leighton), Donna Maria Puentes, Falcon (Samuel ‘Sam’ Wilson), Professor Power (Anthony Power), Spirit of ’76 (William Nasland), Patriot (Jeff Mace), Grand Director (William Burnside), Captain America (Roscoe Simons), Rick Jones, Sharon Carter, Viper (Ophelia ‘Viper’ Sarkissian), Wesley Werner, Captain America (Steven ‘Steve’ Rogers), Scourge, Captain (Steve Rogers), Raymond Sikorski, Valerie ‘Val’ Cooper, Red Skull (Johann Schmidt), Henry Peter Gyrich, Arnim Zola, Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins), Captain America (John Walker), Crucible (Byron Calley), Rust, Bernie Rosenthal, Bucky (James Buchanan Barnes), Lewis Haywerth, Adrian Sammish, George Mathers, Douglas Rockwell. Genre tags: Action, Adventure, Super-Heroes. Variant notes: A. A solid choice for collectors completing a Captain America run or adding Marvel books from the Copper Age (1984-1991).

Captain America #350 is a good fit for fans of Captain America, readers who follow Mark Gruenwald. It also suits shoppers building a Copper Age (1984-1991) library of Marvel titles in Action.