Here are the first nineteen solo Captain America stories from Tales of Suspense #59 - #77, originally published in 1964 - 1966.

Issues #59 - #69 were all pencilled by Jack Kirby, who went all out on this fulll-fledged return to his classic Golden Age creation.  Beginning with #70, Jack continued with Layouts, and George Tuska too his first Silver Age Marvel bow as penciller – over Jack's layouts – on issues  #70 - #74l; Dick Ayers subbed on #75, the John Romita did full pencils on #7t, and pencils over Jack's layouts on #77.  Whew!  There's lots of pulse-pounding pencils here, to say the least.

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