Cornerstones of the Marvel Universe unite in this jam-packed special!Captain America graces the city skies - and dives headlong into the dangers of its alleyways.Misty Knight gets the anniversary treatment as she approaches fifty years of publication history!And - in a bold tale of corruption, abuse and the hope that springs eternal - Elijah Bradley makes an explosive return to the spotlight!All this and more from the program that brings you the world outside your window in real time - MARVEL'S VOICES kicks off a triumphant new year of stories!

And out of control are things in Corata-Vaz where the Wreckers can't stop the raw power of Thunderwing. With little time to waste, Optimus knows that the Autobots are running out of options and decides for a suicide mission into the Dead Space, unaware that inside the dead world, Nova Prime is pulling the strings for ultimate victory.

Insanity has at last claimed Deadman as he embraces madness to escape the loneliness of his existence. For the first time, Boston Brand truly becomes a ghost in heart and mind, bitter and vengeful and ready to wreak havoc on any living person unlucky enough to cross his path. DEADMAN: EXORCISM revisits the angst-ridden world of Deadman in his new home, a deserted Vermont church - a church not even he realizes is the deadly nexus of an arcane convergence. Swept into that vortex along with him are the Phantom Stranger, Madame Waxahachie, a trio of evil spirits and a plague of demons seeking to escape from Hell.

Logan finds himself a marked man, pursued by fighters from every dojo in town not to mention the mystical warriors of the criminal Triad and their merciless leader... who just happens to be Logan's ex-girlfriend.

Having previously had his U.S. adventures reprinted in a variety of Marvel U.K. titles, on 25th February 1981 Captain America received his own U.K. title. As with the majority of British comics of this era, the interiors were black and white, the title was an anthology, with Cap initially sharing his comic with Iron Man, Defenders and Dazzler, and the early issues included free gifts to entice buyers to try the comic out - in this case, the first two issues included stickers of Marvel characters. Starting with the 21st issue, the title absorbed Marvel Action, whose Fantastic Four strip replaced Defenders, and Marvel Super Adventure was similarly incorporated into Captain America with issue 37, bringing with it glossy covers, Daredevil and a handful of colour pages per issue. Captain America cancelled on April 3rd 1982 with its 59th issue.